A Lazy Bird Walk for Late Migrants
Field Trip: Mount Aventine Chapman State Park Leader(s): Lynne Wheeler,
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Mount Aventine Chapman State Park 3452 Ferry Pl, Indian Head, MD
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Slow Birding at Lexington Manor Passive Park
Lexington Manor Passive Park 21675 S. Coral Drive, Lexington Park, MDField Trip: Slow Birding Leader: Jan de Regt Come join
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Bird Walk at Mallows Bay with Walk Charles County
Mallows Bay Park and National Marine Sanctuary 1440 Wilson Landing Rd, Nanjemoy, MDSouthern Maryland Audubon Society (SMAS) collaborates with Walk Charles County
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Waterfowl on Mattawoman Creek, Walk the George Wilmot Trail
Lackey High School 3000 Chicamuxen Rd, Indian Head, MarylandLeader: Lynne Wheeler Join us for an easy 1/3-mile walk
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Owl Prowl
*Please note: This is not a Barn Owl Prowl, as
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Winter Birds and Tundra Specialists at Pax River Airfield
Patuxent River Naval Air Station 21866 Cedar Point, Bldg. 2189, NAS Patuxent River, MarylandLeader: Dean Newman This field trip offers access to sections
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Sea Ducks at the Point
Point Lookout State Park, St. Mary's County 11175 Point Lookout Road, Scotland, MDLeader: Phin Rouland We will meet at the picnic area
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Winter Waterfowl Trip
Jefferson Patterson Park & Museum 10515 Mackall Rd, St. Leonard, MDPLEASE NOTE NEW DATE and RAIN DATE Leader: Tyler Bell
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Woodcocks!
Biscoe Gray Heritage Farm 2695 Grays Road, Prince Frederick, MDPhoto by John Troth/Audubon Photography Awards Trip Leader: Ben Springer
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March on the Mattawoman, a State Park Event with SMAS Bird Walks
Smallwood State Park 2750 Sweden Point Road, Marbury, MDTrip Leader: Lynne Wheeler Family fun! Come to Smallwood State
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Forest & Meadows—Early Spring Migration
Biscoe Gray Heritage Farm 2695 Grays Road, Prince Frederick, MDField Trip Leader: Ben Springer Meadow birds and warblers---what could
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Bird Walk, BioBlitz, Walk Charles County—Combo Event
Mallows Bay Park and National Marine Sanctuary 1440 Wilson Landing Rd, Nanjemoy, MDField Trip Leaders: Lynne Wheeler, SMAS; Karen Kleyle, NOAA This