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Lubec Maine
103 Headquarters Road
Unit 10,
Baring, ME, 04694
Phone : (207) 454-7161

	Maine Maine hosts to hundreds of species of birds, some are here to stay year round, others just stop by for a visit. Examles of birds found in Maine are The Chicadee (state bird), Wood Duck, Puffin, Mallard, Goshawk, Eagle, Plover, Vulture, Frigatebirds, Gulls Pelicans, Loons, Rail, Sparrow, Jay, Warbler, Robins and many many more!!

	Maine Audubon The Maine Aududon is a partial list of some of the better-known birding sites in Maine, the type of habitat represented, and an indication of birds to look for in the region. Reports of unusual sightings and concentrations of interesting birds are recorded on the Maine AudubonFrom a birding standpoint Maine can be roughly divided into six regions, each with a characteristic mix of breeding bird species, although considerable overlap occurs.

	Maine Birding Trail The Maine Birding Trail was researched and developed by Bob Duchesne. Publication of the Maine Birding Trail brochure is made possible by a grant from the Maine Outdoor Heritage Fund. It's 35 pages describe 82 prime sites.

	Maine Historical Society Maine Historical Society is the third oldest historical society in the United States. Located in Portland's downtown arts district, we maintain a growing museum, an incomparable library, and statewide educational resources. We provide guided tours for individuals and groups of the Wadsworth-Longfellow House, boyhood home to poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow.O.

	Moosehead Lake Moosehead Lake is nestled among scenic mountain ranges, Moosehead Lake in Maine is the largest lake east of the Mississippi contained within one state. Moosehead Lake's island studded waters stretch as far as the eye can see, and are surrounded by vast forested wilderness.Located at the doorstep of Maine's great north woods, the Moosehead Lake region is steeped in history. Henry David Thoreau explored the region with Indian guides in the mid-1800's