Birdathon
2008
6pm, Friday, May 16 to 6pm, Saturday, May
17
Join birders throughout Maine—from
Arundel to Aroostook and Fort Kent to Fort Foster—for this once-a-year,
one-of-a-kind birding event!
What
is the Birdathon?
It’s a bird-watching
event during peak migration in which participants try to identify as
many bird species as possible.
Birdathon is also a great
fundraising event for Maine Audubon, supporting our mission to conserve
Maine’s wildlife and wildlife habitat.
How
to Participate
Form a team and join the competition
to see which team spots the most bird species, or skip the competition
and enjoy a relaxing day birding anywhere you choose.
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Or you can pledge your support by sponsoring a team through our online form here.
Guidelines
and Rules
Read the rules for the competitive
team event. MORE
Tips
for Raising Pledges
Make your Birdathon a success
with these tips and tools for fundraising. MORE
Resources
and Materials
Here's what you need to raise
pledges, find directions to Evergreen Cemetery, and keep track of birds
you see during the Birdathon. MORE
What
Others Are Saying
Birders of all levels and
interests have a great time at the Birdathon. But don't take our word
for it! MORE
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When
/ Where
6pm,
Friday, May 16 to 6pm, Saturday, May 17, 2008
Statewide
Whether you are
a serious, casual, or beginning birder, you can join in the fun!
Questions?
(207) 781-2330, ext. 231
birdathon@maineaudubon.org
“It’s
my favorite day of the year!”
—Past Birdathon Participant
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