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We will travel to Scarborough Marsh, the state’s largest salt marsh, and Bidderford Pool to encounter waterfowl, egrets, herons, ibis and many species of shorebirds. We can also hope to find a number of grassland songbirds not commonly found in Maine. Muskrat, mink, otter, and deer also frequent the marsh. Please bring your lunch. Call Fields Pond Audubon Center at 989-2591 for more details.
Saturday, August 4, 7 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Leader: Paul Corcoran
Cost: Free. Donations welcome.
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