A starter kit for anyone interested in exploring the hobby of birdwatching can be found by clicking here. Tyler of the Green Teens Club brought the kit to my attention. Please browse their Website. They have articles on: Conserving WaterClimate ChangeTree … Continue reading →
As I See It Bill Sargent, The Daily News of Newburyport, Edition June 1, 2019 “I hate to sound like I’m looking a gift horse in the mouth, but the Army Corps of Engineers is about to serve us up with … Continue reading →
“This week has been fairly productive- for the plovers and me! There are 39 pairs, and one single plover- totaling 79 birds.” “Overall, there are 25 active nests on the beach! Like most weeks, there were some losses, but with … Continue reading →
As I See It Bill Sargent, The Daily News of Newburyport, Edition May 25, 2019 “For over a year, waves have been slowly unearthing a mystery on Plum Island Point.“ “The first inkling we had of its existence was when Ethan … Continue reading →
This week has been a good one for our plovers! There are a total of 20 nests. More nests are found every time I go on the beach, and I have a feeling there are still a few I haven’t … Continue reading →
As I See It Bill Sargent, The Daily News of Newburyport, Edition May 18, 2019 “On May 4th, I joined natural history photographer Sandy Tilton to videotape one of the most spectacular scenes in nature that you can see in New … Continue reading →
Hi all!As of yesterday, we have 29 pairs and five single plovers — totaling 63 adults! Birds are certainly settling down now, but they are also still popping up in new locations. There are also nine active nests on the … Continue reading →
Added a video starring Sandy Tilton’s Horseshoe Crab friend to Sandy’s Gallery. Enjoy! … Continue reading →
As I See It Bill Sargent, The Daily News of Newburyport, Edition May 3, 2019 “A 9-foot full moon high tide was creeping up Crane Beach on April 19. At noon, it seeped into the sand where a female horseshoe crab … Continue reading →
“April 13th was a bright sunny day tucked between weeks of dark showers and gloom. I decided to take advantage of the good weather to saunter down the length of Crane’s Beach.” “In front of the last high dune, a … Continue reading →
