Birding in Maine
Bob Duchesne, vice president of Maine Audubon’s Penobscot Valley Chapter, will lead an online presentation titled, “Ten Reasons Why Birding in Maine is Weird” in a webinar hosted by Merryspring
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Tuesday's Top 10: Local Bird Watching
Over 400 bird species make their homes on Long Island!
Source: longisland.com
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Canada geese vex neighborhoods
Some neighbors love having wildlife close by; others can’t stand the honking, the stare downs and the poop.
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'Ghosts of the prairie' the main attraction of unusual event returning to Colorado
An unusual bird-watching festival in Colorado has been set for the weekend starting April 28. If you're unfamiliar with the event on the state's eastern plains, you'll want the time
Source: gazette.com
The Skanner News - Statement From Portland Audubon Society: Portland Audubon Commits to Dropping the Name Audubon
Over the last few years, coinciding with a time of racial reckoning, the birding community has been rethinking its relationship with the John James Audubon name. Many know him as a wildlife artist whose illustrations helped shape the field of ornithology. Some associate the name with fond memories of birding trips, summer camps, and environmental advocacy from organizations like ours. What has been dismissed, ignored, or overlooked until the last few years by both Portland Audubon and the larger Audubon community is the fact that John James Audubon enslaved and sold Black people, opposed the a...
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