Bird Monitoring at Scarborough Marsh

Linda Woodard

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Jul 8, 2018, 6:55:54 AM7/8/18

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Just a reminder about our bird monitoring this Saturday!

Join us on July 14 from 7 - 10 am for our annual marsh-wide survey of birds at Scarborough Marsh The survey will document the numbers of individuals and species present in the marsh. Depending on the assignment, surveys could last between 1-3 hours and may be done on foot, by car or from a canoe (provided at the marsh or bring your own). Beginning birders welcome! They will go out with experienced monitors. Data gathered will be imputed into eBird and the Maine Bird Atlas where applicable.

The morning will start with a brief introduction to the marsh and the survey methods. After that, monitors will disburse to their assigned sections, and actual surveys may last up to several hours (depending on location surveyed).

Refreshments provided.

For more information and to register, contact Linda Woodard at 883-5100 and press O or e-mail sm...@maineaudubon.org. Registration not mandatory but helps me figure out the teams.

Please help us by spreading the word.

Mark your calendars for August 25 for the next bird monitoring event.

Scarborough Marsh Bird Monitoring

Linda

Linda Woodard II Maine Audubon

Director of Scarborough Marsh Audubon Center

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20 Gilsland Farm Road, Falmouth, ME 04105

tel (207) 883-5100

mobile 207-415-8331

web maineaudubon.org

Robin R Robinson

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Jul 9, 2018, 10:30:25 AM7/9/18

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Hello all,

As many of you know, I'm the lead admin of the Facebook group MAINE Birds. It's an educational forum about wild birds in Maine. I invite any of you with event notices such as this one from Linda to post to that site. You will need to be a member to do so. I cross post most of the list serve posts to that page. We are at almost 18,000 members, so it's great coverage. RRR

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Linda Woodard

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Jul 15, 2019, 4:07:49 PM7/15/19

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Just a reminder about our bird monitoring this Saturday!

Join us on July 20 from 8am t0 around 11 for our annual marsh-wide survey of birds at Scarborough Marsh The survey will document the numbers of individuals and species present in the marsh. Depending on the assignment, surveys could last between 1-3 hours and may be done on foot, by car or from a canoe (provided at the marsh or bring your own). Beginning birders welcome! They will go out with experienced monitors. Data gathered will be imputed into eBird and the Maine Bird Atlas where applicable.

The morning will start with a brief introduction to the marsh and the survey methods. After that, monitors will disburse to their assigned sections, and actual surveys may last up to several hours (depending on location surveyed).

Refreshments provided.

For more information and to register, contact Linda Woodard at 883-5100 and press O or e-mail sm...@maineaudubon.org. Registration not mandatory but helps me figure out the teams.

Please help us by spreading the word.

Mark your calendars for August 17 from 7-10 for the next bird monitoring event.

Monitoring information

Linda

Linda Woodard

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Aug 14, 2019, 2:32:53 PM8/14/19

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Just a reminder about our bird monitoring this Saturday!

Join us on August 17 from 7am t0 around 10 for our annual marsh-wide survey of birds at Scarborough Marsh The survey will document the numbers of individuals and species present in the marsh. Depending on the assignment, surveys could last between 1-3 hours and may be done on foot, by car or from a canoe (provided at the marsh or bring your own). Beginning birders welcome! They will go out with experienced monitors. Data gathered will be imputed into eBird and the Maine Bird Atlas where applicable.

The morning will start with a brief introduction to the marsh and the survey methods. After that, monitors will disburse to their assigned sections, and actual surveys may last up to several hours (depending on location surveyed).

Refreshments provided.

For more information and to register, contact Linda Woodard at 883-5100 and press O or e-mail sm...@maineaudubon.org. Registration not mandatory but helps me figure out the teams.

Please help us by spreading the word.