Category Archives: Zoom

Snowy Owl: A Visual Natural History – with Paul Bannick – Tuesday, February 15th

“If your average picture is worth a thousand words, a Paul Bannick wildlife photograph is worth 20,000. Having worked with … Continue reading →

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The consequences of losing beavers were profound: streams eroded, wetlands dried up, and species from salmon to swans and other … Continue reading →

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The Peregrine Falcon is thought to be the fastest animal on earth. Want to learn more? On Tuesday, September 21st, … Continue reading →

Ever wondered what birds might be found in Cambodia? On Tuesday, June 15th, York County Audubon will present a Zoom … Continue reading →

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If you’ve lived in Maine for a while, you’ve probably noticed that bird populations have changed and continue to do … Continue reading →

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“It blows your mind. Thousands of them. They just keep rolling in.” It’s a spectacular display of sight and sound, … Continue reading →

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Have you ever wondered why a narwhal has a tusk? How sperm whales catch squid in the deep dark ocean? … Continue reading →

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Gregory LeClair is a wildlife biologist with a contagious passion for amphibians and reptiles that he has honed from early … Continue reading →

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For the past several months, we have had to cancel our programs and workshops to help ensure everyone’s health and … Continue reading →

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