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This website requires Javascript for some parts to function properly. Your experience may vary. Welcome to MDI Birds This website covers the birds of Mount Desert Island and Acadia National Park, including Schoodic and Isle au Haut as well as all islands whose…
Bird news and more An array of fronts in off the Atlantic produced a mixed bag of weather with winds at their peak on the 4th as a spin off from ‘Storm Floris’, after which more settled conditions conducive to migration ensued. Of unknown origin, a White Stork…
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Important Bird and Biodiversity Areas in Canada Canada’s Important Bird and Biodiversity Areas Program is a science-based initiative to identify, conserve, and monitor a network of sites that provide essential habitat for Canada’s bird populations. The purpose…
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Since 1934, Hawk Mountain Sanctuary is an international center for raptor conservation, education, observation and research. Our all-ages learning center and 2,600-acre wildlife santuary is open nearly every day of the year. From August through December, you c…
The Institute for Bird Populations studies the abundance, vital rates, and ecology of bird populations to enable conservation of birds and their habitats.
The Nova Scotia Bird Society has been a focus for birders in this province for 60 years. Serving about 400 members, we have much to offer anyone interested... Welcome to the Nova Scotia Bird Society.