Dave Williams will be talking about the migration of birds, one of the most amazing aspects of natural history. As we will explore how birds migrate to and from their breeding grounds, we will see how technology has shed new light on these awe-inspiring journeys. Some birds migrate more than 20,00 miles! Other birds may […]
Join us at sunset as we listen and look for the mating sky dance of the American Woodcock. Activity should begin around 7:00 p.m. and last for about an hour - flashlight recommended; please no dogs. Meet at the Trustees Picnic Area near the Airplane Field (NOT the Soccer Field) use 25 Blanchard Road to […]
Join MBC leader Diana Frugulietti on a November birding trip to Manu, Peru and Machu Pichu. the trip has eight spaces, and will run if enough people sign up. Diana says "the minimum to run would be 3 people. But the more, the less money we pay per person. Please let me know if you […]
We'll circle the reservoir looking for late winter lingerers and early migrants, then enter the adjoining Lexington Community Farm for a while (hoping for some added variety). This is a fairly short walk on easy paths. If you arrive late, you can find us by heading around until you catch up (we should be obvious). Easy to […]
Join us at sunset as we listen and look for the mating sky dance of the American Woodcock. Activity should begin around 7:00 p.m. and last for about an hour - flashlight recommended; please no dogs. Meet at the Trustees Picnic Area near the Airplane Field (NOT the Soccer Field) use 25 Blanchard Road to […]
Join us as we explore the varied habitats of Dunback Meadows in search of wintering birds and early migrants. Cosponsored with the Brookline Bird Club. Meeting place: Clark Middle School, at the end of Brookside Avenue. 7:30 AM – 10:30 AM Cliff Cook ccook13@gmail.com Meeting Place: Clark Middle School, at the end of Brookside Avenuet. […]
For more than 50 years, Bird Observer has been the local New England journal for birders of all skill levels. Their mission is to support and promote the observation, understanding, and conservation of the wild birds of New England through bimonthly print and online journals. Marsha C. Salett, editor of Bird Observer and a teacher/naturalist […]
Let's look for early spring migrants such as Eastern Phoebe, Ruby-crowned Kinglet, Field Sparrow and early warblers such as Palm, Pine and Yellow-rumped. Meet at the Sturgis Street Entrance 8:00 AM - 10:00 AM Diana Fruguglietti diana.fru@gmail.com
Let's look for early spring migrants such as Eastern Phoebe, Ruby-crowned Kinglet, Field Sparrow and early warblers such as Palm, Pine and Yellow-rumped. Meet at the Sturgis Street Entrance 8:00 AM - 10:00 AM Diana Fruguglietti diana.fru@gmail.com
Visit one of Carlisle’s lesser-known Conservation Lands to look for lingering winter visitors and earlier migrants. Co-sponsored by the Carlisle Conservation Foundation. Meet at the parking lot opposite 811 Maple Street. 7:30-10:00 AM Alan Ankers alankers@comcast.net Cosponsored with the Carlisle Conservation Foundation
