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The Merganser Newsletter is Online

Do you have a great story about relevant birding or nature topics? Our newsletter is produced three times a year: February, May, November. Contact our editor Sherrie York, with your idea - Email Sherrie - Here are pdf's of some of our recent newsletters for you to download and read.

  • May 2026 - Kestrel Project Update
  • February 2026 - Maine Kestrel Project Expands to Midcoast
  • November 2025 - Help Track Winter Pine Warblers
  • May 2025 - 'Tis the Season!
  • February 2025 - If You Build It, They Will Come
  • November 2024 - Duck, Duck...Stamp?
  • June 2024 - Appreciate the Guillemot!
  • February 2024 - Black Skimmers
  • November 2023 - Lobster (and clams...and chowdah!) for the Birds
  • April 2023 - Clarry Hill for Sale
  • February 2023 - Science Engagement Produces Results
  • November 2022 - It's not all binoculars and bird song...

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Please send contributions to: Mid-Coast Audubon Society, P.O. Box 458, Damariscotta, ME 04543-0458

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