Stratton Island

[Linda Woodard]

Spaces are still available for our Stratton Island Trips

Not far from the Scarborough shore, Stratton Island is a nesting colony and roosting site for a remarkable diversity of coastal birds.

A project site of National Audubon’s internationally-recognized Seabird Restoration Program, Stratton is normally inaccessible to visitors. On these special outings, however, we will be able to land and have a uniquely intimate experience among a thousand pairs of terns. Observation blinds provide remarkable photographic opportunities. The island’s extraordinary bird colony includes little blue and black-crowned night-herons; snowy and great egrets; glossy ibis; common, roseate, arctic, and least terns; blue-winged teal; sora; and one of Maine’s rarest breeding birds: the American oystercatcher.

Two spaces just opened up for this Sunday's trip which runs from 8:30 to Noon.  If you are interested click here for details and to register.  This trip is lead by Linda Woodard and Richard "Turk" Duddy
Stratton Island I June 28

Limited spaces are also available for our other two trips,
Stratton Island II July 8 from 12:00 to 3:30   This trip is lead by Linda Woodard and Doug Hitchcox.

And

Stratton Island III July 12  This trip is lead by Linda Woodard and Noah Gibb.

Linda Woodard II Maine Audubon

Director of Scarborough Marsh Audubon Center

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