After three years of raising monarchs from eggs and caterpillars here in Maine, the Lambert family followed the Monarchs south to Mexico to …
Maine's Naturalist
NECEC AND FOREST FRAGMENTATION PART 4: THE WOOD TURTLE
This is the fourth post in our series on the wildlife impacts of Central Maine Power’s proposed New England Clean Energy Connect (NECEC) …
NECEC and Forest Fragmentation Part 3: The American Marten
We’re continuing our series on Central Maine Power’s proposed New England Clean Energy Connect (NECEC) transmission line project, focusing …
Ruffed Grouse Behavior
Better known as Partridge, or "pahtridge" depending on who you are talking to, the Ruffed Grouse is a common game bird in Maine, the closet …
Maine Naturalist Network: Following Fishers
Over the coming months, Maine Audubon will feature posts by guest writers — including participants in the Maine Master Naturalist Program — …
Where Are The Birds? Winter 2018/19
One of my favorite things about being a naturalist is the feeling of being "in tune" with nature. That ability to look at which plants are …
Maine Naturalist Network: Fox at the Feeders
Over the coming months, Maine Audubon will feature posts by guest writers -- including participants in the Maine Master Naturalist …
The Great Backyard Bird Count — This Weekend!
Got an extra 15 minutes for birds this weekend? If so, you've got time to join the Great Backyard Bird Count! This free, fun, and easy …
Through the Lens with Nick Leadley: Introduction
Maine Audubon is proud to introduce you to our new series on wildlife photography Through the Lens with Nick Leadley. Each month Nick, a …
The Great Black Hawk: What Happens Now?
As you may have heard, Portland’s famous Great Black Hawk has been taken to a rehabilitation facility after being found on the ground in …