Meeting: Harford Bird Club
Harford Glen Environmental Education Center 502 W Wheel Road, Bel Air, MD, United StatesProgram TBA.
Program TBA.
Pizza followed by a brief club meeting and a presentation by Gene Scarpulla.
Contact Harry Armistead (215-913-4785 or harryarmistead@hotmail.com)
Contact David Smith, 443-995-4108 or lacsmith12@comcast.net.
Host: Baltimore Bird Club Leader: Alex Pellegrini, agpell.work@gmail.com. Description: Discover the beauty of Jug Bay and its unique wild rice marshes! Join us aboard our Pontoon boat to explore areas you can't reach on foot. You will gain insights into the decades of research at Jug Bay and if luck is on your side, you […]
Host: Harford Bird Club Leaders Mark Johnson, Suzanne Procell and Susan Hood. Contact Mark with questions (MarkSJohnson2@gmail.com; 443-528-0045). Description: Come out to find migrants (especially warblers) at this migratory hot spot. Past trips have found 14-21 warbler species! Meet at the mill at 7 am.
Host: Patuxent Bird Club/PGAS Leader Bill Sefton. Description: Meet at the parking area near the visitor center.
Host: Howard County Bird Club Leader David Sandler, detour65@gmail.com. Description: Moderate walking along field edges and woodland trails. Opportunity for warblers, sparrows, thrushes, and flyovers. Facilities available. Park in the first parking lot on the right.
Host: Anne Arundel Bird Club Contact: Linda Vitchock at 410-901-7555 Description: Join us for the monthly walk along paved paths as well as grass and dirt paths through varied habitat looking for resident birds as well as migrants.
Host: Carroll County Bird Club Contact: Jeff Marx jmarx@mcdaniel.edu Description: Come and enjoy a pleasant walk in the woods and along the stream. It is one of the hotspots for birding in the county. We will be looking for vireos, Blue-gray Gnatcatchers and flycatchers. This is considered a moderate walk for terrain and distance. Carole […]
Host: Cecil Bird Club Leader Ken Drier (kdrier@zoominternet.net) Description: Fair Hill NRMA has designated approximately 100 acres of grassland as preserved habitat for ground-nesting birds. This unique program will benefit Bobolinks, Eastern Meadowlarks, Grasshopper Sparrows, and Northern Bobwhite, bird species whose numbers are in decline. Fair Hill NRMA and its contracted hay farmer have collaborated […]
Host: Baltimore Bird Club Leader: Brian Rollfinke with Wild Birds Unlimited, brollfinke.wbutimonium@gmail.com or 410-561-1215. Description: Baltimore's version of Central Park is a migrant magnet, and there's no better time to visit than early May. When northbound travelers fly up the Patapsco, the first--and practically the only--green space they find is Patterson Park. Weary from a […]
Host: Caroline Bird Club Description: Field trip either May 4 or 5.
Host: Talbot Bird Club Leaders Bettye Maki (248-225-0724 or bjmaki04@gmail.com) and Dave Burgevin (301-788-0916 or dburgevin@gmail.com) Description: Migrants, Cerulean Warbler. Depart Easton Acme parking lot at 6 am or meet at the Rock Run Mill parking area.
Host: Frederick Bird Club Leader Gary Ladner, 973-610-3749 or garyladner57@gmail.com. Description: Half-day trip for migrants and spring arrivals. Contact leader for meeting time and location.
Host: Montgomery Bird Club Leader Jim Nelson at kingfishers2@verizon.net. Description: Once again, the B-CC Chapter is generously providing us access to this large private property south of Poolesville. Woods, hedgerows, streams, fields, and ponds provide a wide range of bird habitats, and migration should be well underway. Trip will start at 7 a.m. at the […]
Host: Harford Bird Club Leaders John Canoles, Diane Jones and Elaine & Steve Scribne Contact Elaine Scribner-Wagner (517.622.1211 or authorelainescribner@gmail.com) for questions. Description: Visit a variety of habitats – shoreline and woods in search of shorebirds, osprey, eagles, waders, skimmers, warblers, marsh hawk, eagles, clapper rails, seaside sparrows marsh wrens, and horseshoe crabs. Interesting terrains, […]
Host: Montgomery Bird Mentors Mentors: Lauren Carey and Stephen Davies. Description: The walk will focus on woodland species. We will meet in the parking lot just off of Zion Rd. The trails are grassy/natural surface, so plan your footwear accordingly, especially if it has rained recently. The trail is approximately two miles. All children must […]
Host: Baltimore Bird Club Leader: Sam Tillman, sam.tillman@gmail.com. Description: There is nothing like the experience of birding by boat and slipping into the natural habitat. Usually closed to the public, Days Cove sits at the confluence of the Big and Little Gunpowder Falls, which form the only true delta in Baltimore County. The habitat is […]
Host: YMOS Contact: George Radcliffe, radclifg@gmail.com, 410-463-1669) Description: MD/DC Breeding Bird Atlas Project, World Series of Birding