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September 2019
We will take an easy to moderate walk through a mixture of habitats including grass fields, cornfields, swamps, forests and thickets, in search of fall migrants. We will start the walk on the eastern trails between Big and Little Chauncy Ponds. And then if there is interest we will walk the western trails. And then [...]
Find out moreBeginners encouraged. A two-hour walk over easy to moderate trails in search of seasonal specialties. Boots advisable. The walks are co-sponsored by Halibut Point State Park.
Find out moreJoin us for some weekday urban birding at Cambridge's Danehy Park. A small marsh, grasses, and open fields often attract unexpected birds in this setting. Co-sponsored with the Menotomy Bird Club.
Find out moreCelebrate the beginnimg of the Fall season by birding favorite patches, locally and beyond. Contact leader for details. Call or email no later than September 19.
Find out moreWe will explore the nooks and crannies of this small island hideaway in hopes of finding some avian gems who have taken refuge on their journey south. We have the opportunity to spend a day birding on Cuttyhunk Island specifically looking for fall migrants. We will take an early morning boat over fron New Bedford, [...]
Find out moreFrom Hyannis to the Hydrographer area with expert leaders. Birds expected: White faced-storm petrel, several species of Shearwaters, jaegers, gannets, gulls, terns, and several species of marine mammals. We also hope to see skuas, Bridled Tern, and other rarities. Anything is possible. Limit: 50 Participants. Cost: BBC members: $310.00, non-members: $335.00. To reserve a space, [...]
Find out moreHyannis to Hydrographer, Veach, and Atlantis Canyon area for WHITE-FACED STORM PETRELS, other petrels, several species of shearwaters, jaegers, possible skua, terns and other seabirds and mammals. We have master birders Jeremiah Trimble, Nicholas Bonomo and two others leading these trips. Our boat, from Hyannis is the Helen H. It is a very comfortable, fast, [...]
Find out moreWe'll be looking for migrating songbirds such as Connecticut Warbler, Philadelphia Vireo, and Lincoln's Sparrow.
Find out moreThis walk will focus on fall migrant landbirds such as warblers and sparrows and any other kind of bird that we may turn up. The path is one or two miles long and is usually dry and grassy, but there may be a few large puddles to negotiate necessitating waterproof boots. Beginners are welcome. Rain [...]
Find out moreWe will drive and carpool down the Parker River Refuge in search of shorebirds and fall migrants.
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Birding 101 | Conservation Series | Limited Mobility | Pelagic | Meeting