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e perches like a dinosaur. A Great Blue Heron has his eye out.
July 3, 2025

A BIG SIT WITH GREAT MALDEN OUTDOORS

The Boston Birding Festival is excited to be part of The Great Malden Outdoors Birding Event, where

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April 28, 2025

BioDiversity Day IN CAMBRIDGE

Join Native Plant Community Gardeners, Biodiversity for a Livable Climate (Bio4Climate), and The Bo

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Oh hey,. Cape May
March 29, 2025

Fenway Gardens SPRING SURVEY Walk

Join us for a morning of beautiful birds at the Fenway Victory Gardens! SAT May 24!

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March 24, 2025

In Search Of Fall Out:Exploring Northshore Migrant Traps

If you have ever been lucky enough to experience a fallout, it is not something you will soon forget

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Blackburnian Beauty
March 22, 2025

Crane Swamp & Environs—Maybe a Big Day?

We're birding some beautiful locations in the metro west area—and aiming for 100 species! SAT MAY

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Assorted moths
June 26, 2024

The Cambridge Moth Ball (July, 24th)

July 24th! Come and be dazzled by the extraordinary nighttime creatures known as Moths. Marvel at th

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A dadist collage using birds and audubon's image questioning his authority
March 9, 2024

Audubon in New England

Having spent more than a century celebrating the best of Audubon, Audubon societies must no longer i

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Fresh Pond Ducks and Such

Fresh Pond's Ducks and Such SAT, SEPT 26 at 7:00 A< to 9:30 AM, FRESH POND RESERVATION, CAMBRIDGE, MA Fresh...

Unconventional Approaches to Bird ID – plus, a Walk In the Fells

Unconventional approaches to Bird ID - PLUS, a Walk In the Fells THURS, SEPT 17 at 7:00 PM to 9:00...

PARKER RIVER END OF DAY SWALLOW MAGIC

SWALLOWS, SHOREBIRDS, AND MORE BIRDS Swallow Magic at Parker River END OF DAY BIRDING SAT, AUGUST 15 at 4:00 PM...

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Winter Reading for Birders

December 26, 2025

Written by humans, not AI. Winter Reading for Birders HAPPY READING FROM OUR STACK TO YOURS — FOR...

A Shorebird Celebration

August 1, 2025

It's Time to get over your fear of shorebirds A Shorebird Celebration If you've ever watched the aerial...

A Holiday Gift Guide For Birders

December 13, 2024

A VERY BIRDY HOLIDAY GIFT GUIDE NIFTY GIFT IDEAS FOR THE BIRDERS IN YOUR LIFE (PART ONE) Confession....

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