
Rockland - Wetland Birdwatching
Discover rich and diverse birdlife in the wetlands of Maine.
- Guided birdwatching at Freshwater Wetlands
- Guided birdwatching at Saltwater Marsh
- Drive to Forest Edge
- Variety of Birds
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Difficulty level
Level 2: Moderate - some mobility needed
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Duration
3 hours
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Max. passengers
14
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Booking Code
A-RKD4
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From
$ 105
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Notices
Dress appropriately for the weather. We recommend trekking shoes, binoculars, a full water bottle, sunscreen, bug spray, sunglasses, and a hat.
Travel by minivan to several different habitats, including freshwater wetlands, saltwater marshes, forest edges, and rocky shorelines, to search for the birds that call this their home. The diversity of nearby local habitats could include species such as the American bald eagle, osprey, brood-winged hawk, many warbler species, wading birds, and waterfowl. Keep your eyes open for northern specialties like the black guillemot, common eider, piliated woodpecker and many others.
PRACTICAL INFORMATION:
- Language: English.
- Remarks/requirements: Dress appropriately for the weather. We recommend trekking shoes, binoculars, a full water bottle, sunscreen, bug spray, sunglasses, and a hat.
- Walking information: Walking on uneven terrain is required.