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WRITTEN BY AISLINN SARNACKI Of the many anticipated signs of spring in Maine, the return of ospreys is among the most easily observed. Flying up from

The Maine Golden Eagle Study, a citizen-science project, is hoping to learn more about the presence of golden eagles in Maine.

It doesn't take a doctorate in wildlife biology to know that's not a particularly astute move by the soon-to-be stinky owl.

The apparently sick or injured juvenile bald eagle was found near the Androscoggin River and transported to a wild bird rehab facility for treatment.

WATERVILLE — The Sebasticook Regional Land Trust Speaker Series is set to host a presentation at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, May 17, on conservation efforts to protect American Kestrels and Peregrine Falcons. The presentation, by Maine Inland Fisheries and Wildlife biologist Erynn Call, will be held at the Chace Community Forum, 150 Main St. in Waterville. […]

WATERVILLE — On Wednesday, April 19, 6:30 to 8 p.m., the Sebasticook Regional Land Trust Speaker Series will host a presentation on the status of the Three Corners Solar Farm

WATERVILLE — The Sebasticook Regional Land Trust Speaker Series is set to host a presentation about the status of the Three Corners Solar Farm at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, April 19, at the Chace Community Forum, 150 Main St. Speakers include Deron Lawrence, senior director of Natural Resources Permitting & Policy; and Chad Allen, development manager […]

Wildlife Biologist Erynn Call will lead a presentation about the Maine Peregrine Program in an online webinar hosted by Merryspring Nature Center on Tuesday, September 6, at 12 p.m. The Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife works toward...

Overview Focused conservation and management of Maine’s raptors, including owls, falcons, hawks, and eagles, has led to increases in populations, although some are still listed as threatened or endangered. Remember that it is illegal to kill any bird of prey.  Maine is home to several species of owls, falcons, hawks, and eagles. These birds have hooked beaks for tearing flesh, sharp talons for gripping, wide wings and light bodies for hunting, and feathers specifically designed for fast, qu...