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Well spend two days in the field dodging moose and looking for over 20 species of warblers. Difficult target birds include Spruce Grouse, Black-backed Woodpecker, Gray Jay, Boreal Chickadee, and Lincolns Sparrow. Possible warblers include Mourning, Bay-breasted, Cape May, and Blackpoll. Olive-sided and Yellow-bellied Flycatchers are probable. Now confirmed for June 17-19, 2008. For a travelogue of the 2007 tour: Click here.
This tour is not strenuous. Hikes will be short, slow, and on level
ground. Each morning starts with an optional warbler walk before
breakfast, followed by a day-long adventure that emphasizes the unusual
habitat and species to be found in the area. Picnic lunches and copious
snacks are provided. Binoculars are a necessity. The guide will provide a
spotting scope and guidebooks. This is a good tour for personal spotting
scopes and photography. Birds of the Maine forest are in full song during
this time of For information about the itinerary, conditions, and target birds contact the guide: Bob Duchesne: duchesne@midmaine.com or 207-827-3782.
To reserve the tour, choose
Greenville
Inn or
Evergreen Lodge and contact the inn directly. Tour price is
$115/person PLUS the room cost. (Rooms and rates vary and this
package allows the participants to choose the inn and room best suited to
their needs.) |