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Mid-Coast Audubon to offer 'Journeys in Listening: Birds and More' program - Vimarsana News

Mid-Coast Audubon to offer 'Journeys in Listening: Birds and More' program

Mid-Coast Audubon is set to host the next program in its nature talk series, in partnership with Camden Public Library, “Journeys in Listening: Birds and More from Acadia and Beyond” with speaker Laura Sebastianelli. The event is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. Thursday, April 25, and will take place virtually via Zoom. Sebastianelli is a naturalist […]

Friends of Merrymeeting plan bird walk for Aug. 26 - Vimarsana News

Friends of Merrymeeting plan bird walk for Aug. 26

Friends of Merrymeeting Bay plans to host a bird walk with ornithologist Will Broussard at 8 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 26 in Merrymeeting Bay in Bowdoinham. Merrymeeting Bay is internationally recognized for its unique tidal freshwater ecosystem. This ecosystem attracts a diversity of birds drawn to its unique waters, and the bay is recognized by The […]

Nature News: Hooded mergansers a favorite sign of winter - Vimarsana News

Nature News: Hooded mergansers a favorite sign of winter

Nature News: Hooded mergansers a favorite sign of winter By Susan Pike I was watching a flock of buffleheads bob at the surface of a tidal pool that was flooded with water, it being full high tide. There is something fun about birds that shift their range with the season, that tell you that it is winter, or spring is coming. Buffleheads are in the winter-sign category around here. They spend the summer in northern forests, breeding near lakes and ponds. We see them in the fall as they migrate to the open water of the coast where they spend the winter hunting in our tidal streams and saltw...