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CARIBOU BOG CONSERVATION AREA, Orono
Sunday, September 5, 8-10:30am Leader: Gordon Russell The restored wetlands in Boulder Pond and Black Pond (formerly known as the Taylor Bait Ponds) are now being actively managed to attract shorebirds and waterfowl. Late summer to early fall is the best time to come for shorebirds, as this is the height of their migration through our region. CBCA can often be a good spot for mammal sightings as well. Directions: From Forest Avenue in Orono, follow Taylor Road (aka the “Dump Road”) 0.3 miles to a slight left onto Putnam Road. We will meet in the trailhead parking area in front of the gate.Chapter Activities in the New Age
More ways to connect with nature...safely.Per usual, all of the chapter activities can be found here on the Events page. Planning for new events is underway, and expanded use of social media will help get the word out.
Check out the latest postings on the PVC Facebook Page. Check out the new PVC group page to Facebook, giving members a place to share photos, videos, and stories.
Lastly, be sure to keep current with Maine Audubon's Events calendar for other prtrips, presentations and webinars.
