Hog Island Audubon

If you want the LATEST Hog Island Audubon Camp news/events info, please be sure to head on over to one of the following sites, as we have not been posting updates to X quite as often as we used to! hogisland.audubon.org/news facebook.com/HogIslandAudub… instagram.com/hogislandaudub…

Meet Julia, one of this year's Hog Island Audubon Camp Sous Chefs. See our Facebook post for additional information: facebook.com/HogIslandAudub…

Ready to test your knowledge on osprey and raptors? This Monday, August 12th at 4 p.m. PT / 7 p.m. ET, join Gloria Jin from the Audubon Seabird Institute to talk live about our osprey cams and the raptors that frequent them. youtube.com/live/U4uH8CVNR…

Meet Carter, one of this year's Hog Island Audubon Camp Sous Chefs. See our Facebook post for additional information: facebook.com/HogIslandAudub…

Last week, creative minds filled the island as we hosted our Arts & Birding and Photography of Maine Birds & Landscapes camp sessions! Our campers created art in a variety of forms that were inspired by the beauty of Hog Island. Read/See more on Facebook: facebook.com/HogIslandAudub…

Meet Amanda, this year's Naturalist at Hog Island Audubon Camp. See our Facebook post for additional information: facebook.com/HogIslandAudub…

It doesn’t get fresher than this! Skiff recently brought a flatfish to the nest for Dory & the chicks, but the wriggling fish didn't seem too keen on becoming Osprey dinner. Never miss a moment of fish-flopping Osprey antics with the @exploreorg live cams: bit.ly/3kgqeiJ

Although the Ospreys on the @exploreorg cams are nesting, they don’t have to live in the sticks. Osprey nests can contain soil, roots, vines, and tidal detritus. Last week, Skiff spruced up his home with a bit of brown algae! Keep up with the nest-keeping: bit.ly/3kgqeiJ

The Hog Island Audubon Camp was thrilled to help celebrate the amazing career of Christmas Bird Count leader Geoff LeBaron last week! Have fun birding in retirement, Geoff, and come back and see us often! (Photo credit: Don Lyons)

Dory and Skiff split incubation duties as they take care of their three eggs. If all goes well, they'll soon have three hungry beaks to feed. Watch these Ospreys prepare for parenthood via the @exploreorg live cams anytime here: bit.ly/3FRLQup

We'd like to extend a big, warm welcome to our new Manager of Public Programs, Rosy Tucker! She has worked with us in the past, but is now an official staff member. Welcome, Rosy! seabirdinstitute.audubon.org/about/our-staff

Join us this spring for one of our early season camps! • Hog Island Puffin Day Trips – May 20 and/or June 6 • Spring Migration & Monhegan Island – May 26-31 • Joy of Birding – June 9-14 Visit the Hog Island Camp website for more info or to sign up: hogisland.audubon.org/news/2024-hog-…

In case you didn't get a chance to read this yet....there have been some updates, so it's a good time to read (or re-read) it now! 🙂 But besides that, the Tufted Puffin is just one cool puffin, and we're going to try to help boost their numbers! audubon.org/news/tufted-pu…

This weekend - the big BIRDING event in February....the Great Backyard Bird Count (GBBC)!! Hope you will consider participating. It's a fun activity that the whole family can join in on. 🙂 birdcount.org #GBBC #birdwatching #birdlovers

Our Hog Island Audubon camp sessions for 2024 are selling out! Have you made your reservation yet? hogisland.audubon.org/news/2024-hog-…

Post-Storm Update and Deadlines on the Horizon for Hog Island Opportunities! - mailchi.mp/audubon/stormu…

Check out this nice article from @ImmaculataU's magazine about their students diving into Ecology with us at @AudubonCamp (Hog Island) last July! 🙂 magazine.immaculata.edu/winter-2024/wi…

Thank you @newscentermaine for this storm damage story with our Eric Snyder! (And thanks also to the person who called in to request an update.) Check it out: newscentermaine.com/article/weathe…

Come work with us! We are seeking a Manager of Public Programs. This position has been posted to Audubon’s online job board, and interested candidates can apply online at this link: careers-audubon.icims.com/jobs/5589/mana… Please feel free to share widely! Interviews will begin soon. 🙂

It's been a challenging week along Maine’s coast. Back-to-back storms with historic high tides have pummeled the region causing significant damage. Many of you have been asking how to help out. Visit this link for more information: facebook.com/photo/?fbid=77… Photo: Jean Hall