Bird Banding at Foreman’s Branch
Foreman’s Branch Bird Observatory Chino Farm Lane, Chestertown, MD, United StatesHost Anne Arundel Bird Club Contact: Peter Hanan, 301-580-2785 or peter.hanan@icloud.com
Host Anne Arundel Bird Club Contact: Peter Hanan, 301-580-2785 or peter.hanan@icloud.com
Host: Howard County Bird Club Leader Gregg Petersen, sig29@aol.com. Description: A walk around the fields looking for early migrants. This trip will have a special guest, Mike Bowen. Mike used to work at the property and will be able to show us around and tell stories about the history of this location.
Program TBA. Zoom link available at https://patuxentbirdclub.org/calendar-3/
Host: Anne Arundel Bird Club Contact: Alan Christian, 301-873-3814 or achristian328@comcast.
Host: Frederick Bird Club Leader Jeff Smith, 240-291-1892 or jefsmith78@gmail.com Description: Early migrants and spring arrivals. Contact leader for meeting time and location.
Host: YMOS Contact: George Radcliffe, radclifg@gmail.com, 410-463-1669 Description: Search for early migrants on the Eastern Shore: Nassawango Creek, Elliott Island Rd, Blackwater Refuge
Host: Harford Bird Club Leaders Colleen Webster (410-459-4577; cwebster@harford.edu), Eric Vangrin (evangrin@msn.com; 443-417-7219), and Sue Procell (443-417-4919; procellmd@gmail.com). Description: Enjoy discovering the beauty of colorful spring wildflowers and the gorgeous spring plumage of migrant and resident bird species. Meet at the parking area at the confluence of Deer Creek and the Susquehanna River just north […]
Host: Carroll County Bird Club Contact: Jeff Marx jmarx@mcdaniel.edu Description: The golf course has a nice variety of habitat, so the park is always a great place to bird. This time of year, you can expect to see a variety of year-round resident birds as well as some early migrants, including swallows, warblers, vireos, and […]
Host: Cecil Bird Club Leader Ken Drier (kdrier@zoominternet.net) Description: Fair Hill NRMA is a prime spot for spring migrants. Join bird club members for a walk through this not-often-birded area. NOTE; part of the trail on this walk is hilly with some steep areas. This is SOUTH of Rt. 273 on Appleton Road, not the […]
Host: Allegany/Garrett Bird Club. Contact westernmdbirdclub@gmail.com for questions or to register. Description: Meet at the Finzel Swamp parking area at 9:00 am. We will visit the Finzel Swamp, Piney Reservoir, […]
Host: Talbot Bird Club Leader Jeff Ettinger (410-443-5016 or jkeffinger55@gmail.com) Description: Maintenance and birding. Depart Easton Acme parking lot at 7 am or meet at Mill Creek at 7:20 am
Walter Ellison will speak on “An Overview of Bird Migration.” Business meeting will follow, including election of new officers.
Host: Anne Arundel Bird Club Contact: Adele Clagett, 410-212-2652 or adele@birding.pictures
Dianna Loescher will speak on Montgomery Parks Bird Community Index Project
Host: Washington County Bird Club Leaders: Bruce and Linda Field Description: Meet at 7:30 am at CMV lot off Rt. 65. Call 391-991-9174 if you plan to attend.
Please join your fellow birders as the rich tradition of Irish Grove volunteer work weekends continues. Activities will include trail maintenance, structure maintenance, and house cleaning/upkeep, and, of course, BIRDING. Contact Jeremy Castle: jeremy.castle@mdbirds.org for any questions or to sign-up.
Host: Frederick Bird Club Leader Lynn Kieffer, 301-943-5290 or lynnkieffer@yahoo.com. Description: Early migrants and spring arrivals. Contact leader for meeting time and location.
Host: Anne Arundel Bird Club Contact: Stan Arnold, 410-428-7567, thrushhost@gmail.com
Host: Howard County Bird Club Leader Gregg Petersen, sig29@aol.com. Description: Earth Day Walk in conjunction with the Howard County Conservancy. Easy walking through the fields of Mt. Pleasant Farm. Tree lines, hedgerows and streams provide opportunity for non-meadow species. Great opportunity for flyovers. Facilities available. Meet at parking lot near the barn.
Host: Carroll County Bird Club Contact: John White jwgroovin@yahoo.com Description: South of Westminster just off Route 97 and encompasses over 2000 acres of mixed habitat. Over 160 species have been recorded here, making it an ideal area to explore during the spring migration. It is considered an eBird hotspot! Conditions here vary based on weather […]