Bird Banding Demonstration at Manomet Bird Observatory
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Past Events
Virtual Art Tutorial with Emilia Skogen!
We are delighted to announce that Manomet banding alum Emilia Skogen is back with another awesome art tutorial. On Saturday, January...
Birding at Great Meadows National Wildlife Refuge in Concord!
What a way to put a cap on birding in 2022! On Saturday, December 31st, the Mass Young Birders Club set out to get some good looks at...
Birding at Squantum Point Park in Quincy!
JOIN THE MA YOUNG BIRDERS CLUB TO LOOK FOR LATE FALL MIGRANTS AND SEA DUCKS WHILE GETTING A GREAT VIEW OF BOSTON On Saturday, November...
Hawk Watch fall migration at Wachusett Mountain
JOIN THE MA YOUNG BIRDERS CLUB DURING ONE OF THE BEST WEEKENDS OF THE YEAR TO SEE MIGRATING HAWKS! Join Mass Young Birders at Mount...
Breeding Bird Survey, Brockton, MA
Want to do your own Breeding Bird Survey with other young birders? These surveys are one way we monitor the health of bird populations.
Birding at Bare Cove Park, Hingham, MA
On the morning of June 18, 2022, Mass Young Birders joined together at Bare Cove Reservation in Hingham, MA for a morning bird walk....
Bird banding demonstration at Manomet, Plymouth, MA
On Sunday morning, May 29th, at 9 AM, the Massachusetts Young Birders Club got together for a banding demonstration! After Manomet's...
American Woodcock Walk, Alewife Reservation, Cambridge, MA
🔊 SOUND ON! 🔊 "PEENT PEENT", Video of a male American Woodcock calling in between its breeding display flights by club member, Shin Yu....
March Group Feeder Watch, Zoom
We were all energetic and enthusiastic to get together for our third Group Feeder Watch over Zoom on Saturday, March, 19th. We explored...
Waterfowl Watch, First Beach, Sandwich, MA
Young birders and MYBC coordinators using spotting telescopes and binoculars to view waterfowl at First Beach in Sandwich. Check out our...
February Group Feeder Watch, Zoom
Mass young birders and club coordinator pose for a screenshot during our February Group Feeder Watch. Back by popular demand! We held our...
Community Bird Count, Holyoke Boys and Girls Club, Holyoke, MA
Event photos and flyers were taken and created by Latino Outdoors We had our 2nd annual Community Bird Count this Saturday, January 22,...
January Group Feeder Watch, Zoom
The MYBC held its first event of 2022 on Saturday, January 15 virtually over Zoom! We had a blast viewing birds up close at bird feeders...
Birding at Mount Auburn Cemetery, Cambridge, MA
On Saturday, November 13, 2021 Young birders explored one of the best-known places for birding in the state: Mt. Auburn Cemetery! We...
Birding at Horseneck Beach, Westport, MA
An unusually warm and blustery day greeted us at Horseneck Beach State Reservation on Saturday, October 16, 2021. That didn't stop the...
Bird Banding Demonstration, Manomet, MA
Although we had to opt for the scheduled rain date, we were rewarded with excellent weather, and even BETTER birds! Club members got to...
Birding at Arcadia Wildlife Sanctuary, Easthampton, MA
"Follow the Chickadees" -- this advice paid off for us at our club meet-up at Arcadia this weekend (September 4, 2021)! We saw the...
Birding at Bare Cove Park, Hingham, MA
On Saturday, August 21st, 2021 the MYBC met at the parking area and were greeted by a park ranger who showed us pictures of a Barred Owl...
Birding at Ashley Reservoir, Holyoke, MA
On Thursday, August 12, 2021 the MYBC got out with Eagle Eye Institute and the Holyoke Boys and Girls Club to go birding at Ashley...
Birding at Orchard Hill, Amherst, MA
On Saturday, August 7, 2021 the MYBC met at Orchard Hill in Amherst this past Saturday to spend the morning together and found some great...
MYBC and the 2020 Christmas Bird Count
This year the MYBC held 2 Christmas Bird Count feeder watches in Holyoke and Easthampton. Here are the results from those watches!
Behind The Scenes at Manomet’s Banding Lab with the Massachusetts Young Birders Club
Did you know that one way to keep track of wild birds is to put numbered bands on their legs? Evan Dalton, MYBC co-organizer and Director...
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