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Kress Garden Inventory

Plants For Birds

Kress Garden Inventory

The Kress Native Plant Garden at the Todd Wildlife Sanctuary contains beautiful, bird-attracting native plants.

New Research Further Proves Native Plants Offer More Bugs for Birds

Plants For Birds

New Research Further Proves Native Plants Offer More Bugs for Birds

The study found that oaks and other native trees deliver a major chunk of the Carolina Chickadee’s insect-intensive diet.

Illustration for Blue-throated Mountain-gem — Blue-throated Mountain-gem

Latin: Lampornis clemenciae

Illustration for Canada Goose — Canada Goose

Latin: Branta canadensis

Illustration for Yellow-breasted Chat — Yellow-breasted Chat

Latin: Icteria virens

Illustration for Arctic Loon — Arctic Loon

Latin: Gavia arctica

Illustration for Common Loon — Common Loon

Latin: Gavia immer

Illustration for Pacific Loon — Pacific Loon

Latin: Gavia pacifica

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Outer Green Island

Conservation

Outer Green Island

A thriving seabird colony before millinery hunting decimated the colonies.

Jenny Island

Conservation

Jenny Island

Tern restoration began in 1991, with a gull management program.

Pond Island NWR

Conservation

Pond Island NWR

Tern restoration on Pond Island began in 1996, with a gull management and social attraction program

Seal Island NWR

Conservation

Seal Island NWR

The Island is home to a restored seabird colony of puffins, razorbill and terns.

Matinicus Rock

Conservation

Matinicus Rock

Matinicus Rock is the most remote of our seven field stations.

Other Gulf of Maine Sites

Conservation

Other Gulf of Maine Sites

Links to other Seabird Research, Conservation, and Education sites in the Gulf of Maine.

Hog Island Audubon Camp

Visit

Hog Island Audubon Camp

Join us for legendary 6-day birding and environmental education programs for adults, teens and families.

Puffins at Sea - Swimming

Birds

Puffins at Sea - Swimming

Puffins live at sea and are well adapted to this lifestyle.