Meeting: Frederick Bird Club
MD MD, United StatesHost: Frederick Bird Club Description: Topic TBD. Meeting will be conducted via Zoom.
Host: Frederick Bird Club Description: Topic TBD. Meeting will be conducted via Zoom.
Host: Carroll County Bird Club Dave and Maureen Harvey will be leading this trip. Please contact the Harveys at 410-795-3117. Description: A good spot for late migrant woodland birds and possibly waterfowl. Moderate hiking which, depending on the weather, could be a little muddy.
THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELED Host: Baltimore Bird Club Contact: Kevin Graff, 410-967-5896 (text only) or keyweststyle2001@gmail.com Description: Newest scenic birding location with a 1.9-mile level paved pathway loop around the lake. We should see neotropic passerines, migrating raptors and even a few shorebirds. Meet at the parking lot on Franklin Blvd. Limited to […]
Host: Harford Bird Club Leader Phil Powers (410-679-4116 or birdsinmd@verizon.net) Description: This is an easy walk in a pleasant estuarine setting to observe waterfowl as well as hawks and resident songbirds along with some migrants passing through. Sightings of the resident black squirrels also possible.
Host: Baltimore Bird Club Contact leader Libby Errickson, elizabeth.errickson@gmail.com, 717-968-3535 Description: In search for neotropical migrants, raptors and possible early sparrows. Recommended for young birders and their parents. Canceled if rain or wind. Due to Covid-19, a fee of $5 per person is required. Limited to 10 participants. RSVP Leader Required. Be Prepared: Masks […]
Host: Baltimore Bird Club Contact: Joe Corcoran, 667-231-6453 or corcoran2921@gmail.com Description: Continuing a series of weekly morning walks to follow the progress of Fall migration. This park has variety of habitats including fields, stream-side woods and hillside forest. Expect a variety of migrant and resident birds. Beginning birders welcome. Canceled in bad weather. Limited […]
Host: Baltimore Bird Club Description: “Mongolia: Birding in the Footsteps of Genghis Khan”, presented by Gail Mackiernan. Gail will share her June 2018 birding trip to Mongolia, one of the most interesting countries to the naturalist. Immense grasslands, vast Gobi Desert, wild mountains and surprisingly varied wetlands (plus the lowest population density of any nation) […]
Host: Baltimore Bird Club Contact: Mary Chetelat, 410-665-0769, (alternate contact – Wendy Alexander, 443-204-3754). Description: Continuing a series of surveys at the fort and wetland. Binoculars required. Telescope can be useful for distance viewing. *Due to Covid-19 all walks are currently pending, please look for announcements via BBC email or social media or contact […]
Host: Carroll County Bird Club Questions about the meetings should be sent to CJ McAuliffe at cjhome23@gmail.com. Description: Speaker: Erica Royer, aviculturist at the Smithsonian Conservation Biology Institute. Erica works to prevent the extinction of two of the rarest birds in the world, the Guam rail and the Guam kingfisher. She will discuss the […]
Host: Harford Bird Club Leader Mark Magnani (443-324-1136 or mwmagnani@gmail.com) Description: Spend the morning on the trails of beautiful Rocks State Park looking for fall woodland species. Gather at the ranger station parking area on Rocks Chrome Hill Rd.
NOTE: conditions at the time of the trip may change plans. Host: YMOS Contact: George Radcliffe, radclifg@gmail.com, 410-463-1669 Description: Hawkwatch, Seawatch, and Marsh Exploration
Host: Baltimore Bird Club Contact: Brent and Mary Byers, 410-686-7294 or baypuffin@hotmail.com Description: Easy half-day walk through varied habitats for feeder birds and other songbirds, raptors, and waterfowl. Half-mile trail leads to point overlooking Dundee Creek. Recommended for young birders and their parents. Boots advisable, telescopes useful. Limited to 10 participants. RSVP Leader Required. […]
Host: Talbot Bird Club Description: Speaker TBA. Meeting will be conducted by Zoom.
Host: Baltimore Bird Club Contact: Michael Bradley, 410-977-4695 or michaelbradley023@gmail.com Description: Continuing a series of weekly Tuesday morning walks to follow the progress of Fall migration. This park has variety of habitats including fields, stream-side woods and hillside forest. Expect a variety of migrant and resident birds. Beginning birders welcome. Canceled in bad weather. […]
Host: Allegany/Garrett Counties Bird Club Description: Speaker TBA. Meeting will be conducted via Google Meet.
Host: Harford Bird Club Leaders Jane Scocca (410-272-8870 or jane@scocca.org) and Jean Wheeler (410-838-6774 or jswheeler3@verizon.net) Description: We will begin this tour with sightings from the parking lot, then proceed to survey the triple riparian habitats of Atkisson Reservoir, the faster flowing Winter’s Run, and the Plumtree Run tributary. The woodland trails and open […]
Host: Carroll County Bird Club For more details or to RSVP, contact Scott Hodgdon at 443 280 2480 or scotthodgdon@msn.com. Description: Come and enjoy a pleasant walk while bird watching in Soldiers Delight. It is one of the hotspots for birding in Baltimore County near the Liberty Reservoir. A mix of habitats: woods, creeks […]
Host: Baltimore Bird Club Contact: Wendy Alexander, 443-204-3754. Description: Continuing a series of surveys of bird activity at the Fort and wetland. Binoculars required. Telescope can be useful for distance viewing. *Due to Covid-19 all walks are currently pending, please look for announcements via BBC email or social media or contact walk leader for […]
Host: Baltimore Bird Club Contact Leader Joe Corcoran, corcoran2921@gmail.com, or 667-231-6453. Description: Expect to see late fall migrants and early winter residents. One-mile level trail. Telescopes can be useful. Recommend for young birders and their parents. Canceled in bad weather. Limited to 10 participants. RSVP Leader Required. Be Prepared: Masks and Social Distancing May […]
Host: Anne Arundel Bird Club Description: “Firehawks: Arsonists or Land Managers?” Across Australia’s tropical North, certain raptors have an amazing tool-using ability: they spread fires. Black Kites, Whistling Kites, and Brown Falcons, when in need of more food, snatch burning brands from wildfires and campsites and drop them in patches of unburned grass to […]