Cecil Bird Club

The Cecil Bird Club is a local nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting the understanding and enjoyment of birds, as well as the conservation of habitats. We are located in Cecil County, Maryland, in the northeast corner of the state. Our county offers prime birding habitat including the shorelines of the upper Chesapeake Bay and its tributaries, forests, grasslands, and agricultural fields.

Founded in 1994, the Club sponsors recreational and social events, educational programs, information exchange, research on bird populations, and cooperation on issues important to the future of birds.

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President:  Maryanne Dolan, maryanne.dolan@gmail.com
Vice President:  John Taylor, john.taylor@maryland.gov
Treasurer: Paula Conoscenti, paulagc@comcast.net
Secretary:  Vacant
State Director: John Taylor, john.taylor@maryland.gov
Field Trip Coordinator: Sean McCandless, seanmccandless1@comcast.net

The Club sponsors a full schedule of field trips in Cecil County and nearby locations. Club members also participate in national events such as the Audubon Christmas Count and spring migration counts.

Anyone who enjoys watching birds should join the Cecil Bird Club. Beginners as well as experienced birders are invited and encouraged to become members.

If interested in joining us, please print and fill out the membership application and send it in along with your dues, so that you can begin to receive the publications and other benefits of membership in the Club. Or join on-line, below.

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We are located in the northeast corner of the state. Our county offers prime birding habitat including the shorelines of the upper Chesapeake Bay and its tributaries, forests, grasslands, and agricultural fields.

  1. Elk Neck State Park – Turkey Point
  2. Elk Neck State Forest
  3. Fair Hill Natural Resources Area
  4. Meadow Park, Elkton
  5. North East Community Park
  6. Octoraro Creek Trail
  7. Perryville Community Park
  8. Woodlawn Wildlife Area
  9. Elk Marsh/Elk River Park
  10. C&D Canal
  11. Courthouse Point Road (restricted)
  12. Bethel (restricted)

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