Monthly Archives: January 2004

Discoveries

By Julie Seifert Hog Island has almost always been a part of my life. My journey here started not, like most people, when I was ten or eleven, but when I was seven and I came to drop off my oldest brother. I can remember driving down that hill. It was a sunny day, so … | Read more.

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Puffins, up close

Michael Forsyth — a sophomore at McIntosh High School in Peachtree City, Georgia — was winner of the 2003 Photo Contest. Taking this photo with my Nikon F2 was part of a rare opportunity to see the Atlantic Puffin nesting in its natural habitat. Very few people are allowed onto Eastern Egg Rock in Maine, … | Read more.

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Echoes in winter

By Laura Councell Winter has settled in along the Maine Coast with temperatures often falling well below zero. As I stand on the mainland dock nestled up against the boathouse in an effort to block the icy wind from lapping my face, I can almost hear the voices that carry over the water during the … | Read more.

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Youth and Teen Camps Update

2004 Schedule Register NOW for Summer 2004! Spaces are still available but may not last long, so register by Mail, E-mail or Telephone Today. Youth Camps (ages 10-13) Session I: July 21-30 Session II: August 2-11 Teen Camps (ages 14-17) Coastal Maine Bird Studies for Teens: June 27 — July 3 Coastal Kayaking Adventure for … | Read more.

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Let’s Fill the Camp in 2004

By Seth Benz The Audubon Camp in Maine can use your help recruiting folks to fill the camp in 2004. We can supply you with the 2004 Summer Camp Catalogs so that you can distribute to your contacts. The new catalogs will be available by Feb. 1. Get your orders in now! Do you want … | Read more.

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