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Species Seen in Maryland: 416
State Ornithological Society:
Maryland Ornithological Society
Rare Bird Alerts:
(301) 652-1088 Statewide
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Electronic Mailing Lists:
Maryland State chat group – MDOsprey
To join, send a message to majordomo@ari.net and
type SUBSCRIBE MDOsprey in the body of the message.
MARVADEL: Discussion of birds of Maryland, Virginia, Delaware, and adjacent regions.
Send request to John Tebbutt marvadel-request@osi.ncsl.nist.gov
Southern Maryland:
Send an email to: listserv@list.audubon.org
with the message: subscribe md-smas-general Your Name
Maps:
Maryland
Maryland Maps
Map of Counties
Retail Birding Stores
Travel Guide by City |
Birding Links for Maryland:
Birding Festivals
Christmas Bird Count Database
Baltimore Bird Club
Patuxent Wildlife Research Center One of
the Top 3 Birding Sites on the Web !
Allegany and
Garrett Counties' Bird Club
Cecil Bird Club
Harford Bird Club
Howard County Bird Club
Kent County Bird Club
Montgomery County Bird Club
Maryland Ornithological Society
Maryland, Efficiency and
Birds
Birding Maryland
Western Maryland Birding
Maryland Organizations:
Maryland Audubon
Chesapeake Audubon Society
Baltimore
New Columbia Audubon Society
Washington, DC
Southern Maryland Audubon
Society Huntingtown
The Nature Conservancy - Maryland
DelMarVa Ornithological Society
Important Birding Locations in Maryland:
Hot Spots
Birding in Maryland - Hot Spots
Excellent!
Blackwater NWR
Eastern Neck NWR
Hawkwatching in Maryland
Kent County Birding Sites
Assateague Island just outside Ocean City
Worcester County
North Point State Park
US Fish & Wildlife Service Refuges -
Maryland
Pete Thayer's Favorite Hot Spots:
Assateague Island
National Seashore
38.34 N 75.08 W
This barrier island has waterfowl, waders, peeps and songbirds. Habitats include dunes,
marshes and forests. Mid-April to Mid-May is best and you avoid the summer crowds.
Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal National Historic Park
39.04 N 77.25 W
The 185 mile long canal stretches from Washington, D.C to Cumberland, Maryland. The
bottomlands woods are filled with warblers during migration -- but get there early!
Conowingo Dam
39.66 N 76.18 W
Come in the winter to see the Bald Eagles. Thousands of gulls may be found just below the
dam.
Ocean City
38.38 N 75.06 W
Stay away in summer -- too crowded. But the rest of the year you will find seabirds and
shorebirds along the jetty and in the surrounding areas.
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