You can never be too prepared for your hunt, but also be ready to react when the unexpected forces a quick alteration.
Outdoors
Hiking: Hamilton Audubon Sanctuary one of a few gems around West Bath
Millicent Hamilton’s hope “that many people in the years to come will find peace and joy there as I have done” is a reality at 86-acre preserve.
Birding: Not every bird is able to stay on course, especially during migration
Some species simply do not belong in Maine – from variegated flycatchers to roseate spoonbills – but somehow are detoured from their original flight plan.
Hunting licenses soar as virus-weary Americans head outdoors
The trend abruptly reverses a steady decline in hunting’s popularity that once appeared permanent, and provides a potential new source of food for families and food banks pressed by the pandemic.
Maine ski resorts prepare for winter season during pandemic
Ski areas are taking measures to enhance social distancing inside and outside, and at least one resort is considering a controversial reservation system to ease crowding.
Maine Nordic centers expect a busy winter
Many are moving sales operations outside or across multiple buildings in an effort to spread out skiers during the pandemic.
Canoeing in Maine: Exploring Great Pond in Cape Elizabeth
Great Pond is part of the impressive Cape Elizabeth Greenbelt trail system and well worth a trip with your canoe in tow.
Class aims to make tomorrow’s outdoors leaders aware of diversity issues
The course is part of a new Outdoor Leadership Program at the University of Maine.
Ask Maine Audubon: Male goldfinches hiding in plain sight
Your wildlife questions are answered by Maine Audubon Staff Naturalist Doug Hitchcox.
Hunting: Peak of rut season a dynamic, urgent time for deer and hunter
The rut is the mating season for white-tailed deer and includes all behaviors, from preparation to courtship to breeding.