Management plans seem to be on track, hunters were safe and programs developed to recruit hunters seems to be working.

It is impossible to count every bird, but the greatest value in the project is doing over long periods of time and large areas of space.

The 3,000-mile trek can be lonely, but relaxing at the same time.

Muzzleloader season offers another opportunity for success, just be prepared.

Starting in late summer 2023 red crossbills appeared in southern Maine in large numbers, likely driven by the abundant pine cones.

Passing up the first opportunity to shoot can be difficult, but the wait can be worth it.

Wildlife questions answered by Maine Audubon Staff Naturalist Doug Hitchcox.

The Stokes Guide to Finches of the United States and Canada covers the family Fringillidae, which includes our familiar finches as well as 17 species of Hawaiian honeycreepers.

DCC has over 7,000 acres and 72 miles of Washington County shoreline under its umbrella, with more in the works.