Joy of Birding
June 13 to June 18 — Hone your birding skills with some of America's top birders, including famed author Pete Dunne, while reveling in more than 300 species of New England birds, from warblers and thrushes to puffins and guillemots. Mid-June is the peak of the nesting season, and participants will visit Eastern Egg Rock, home to Atlantic Puffins, Black Guillemots and Roseate, Common and Arctic Terns. Nearby Wreck Island offers close-up views of nesting Great Blue Herons, and Weskeag Marsh offers habitat for shorebirds and marsh birds. Hog Island itself is home to Bald Eagles, Ospreys and dozens of species of songbirds. Whether you're a beginning birder or an old hand, our enthusiastic, engaging instructors, small-group field trips and informal instruction will make you a far better birder.

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NOTE: When clicking on the link to online registrations, please ignore the drop down box titled "relation" that requests parent, guardian information. This is only for the teen session. Please proceed to the required fields on this page.

 

CAMP INSTRUCTORS FOR THIS SESSION INCLUDE: Stephen Kress, Director, Seabird Restoration Program Judy Camuso,Wildlife Biologist, Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife Pete Dunne, Director, Cape May Bird Observatory Chris Lewey, Director, Raven Interpretive Wildlife Tours Jerry Skinner, Professor of Biology, Keystone College Peter Vickery, Director, Center for Ecological Research Other instructors TBA