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Author Archives: Scott
Savage Preserve, July 13, 2013
The leader (Sue Bickford) and three observers came together for nearly 3 hours of “winged jewel” searching. With some netted … Continue reading
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Tagged butterflies, dragonflies, south berwick
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Hamilton House, South Berwick: June 9, 2012
Magnificent weather encouraged 17 people to arrive at Historic New England’s Hamilton House property in South Berwick on June 9 … Continue reading
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Field Trip: Dragonflies and Butterflies
Join Sue Bickford at the Savage Preserve along Route 101 in South Berwick for a morning of winged wonders. Birds, … Continue reading
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Bird Walk at Hamilton House, South Berwick
Join York County Audubon for a bird walk on the grounds of Hamilton House and adjacent Vaughan Woods State Park. … Continue reading
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Hamilton House: June 2011
On June 18, five of us set out across the dewy field above South Berwick’s Hamilton House. Along a path … Continue reading
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Tagged bobolink, historic new england, indigo bunting
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Bird Day Draws a Crowd
The Birding Challenge dovetailed nicely with an International Migratory Bird Day event held at the Wells Reserve on May 14. … Continue reading
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Quest for 300 Gets Tougher
Last time I wrote that in 2010, birders using eBird had reported seeing 298 species in York County. Since then, … Continue reading
Quest for 300
How many bird species can be seen in York County in a single year? A dedicated birder can tally 200 … Continue reading
Song Sparrow by the Gazebo
Watched the sparrow fly in to land on the gravel surrounding the Wells Reserve gazebo. It hopped around pecking for … Continue reading