| BAXTER |
| Baxter is Maine's largest and most wild State Park. And, since most of the Park is also a
Wildlife Sanctuary, there is plenty of wildlife to see. Some of the more obvious residents are the Moose.
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| East End Osprey |
| Osprey in the city? Yep. If you're in Portland, Maine. Jennifer tells you where to go.
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| Songbirds, shorebirds, herons - oh my! |
| Fort Foster's woodlands and marshes
positioned on the tidal area of the Piscataqua River
provide diverse habitats for a variety of birdwatching.
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| Harlequin's and Eiders |
| Marginal Way and Perkins Cove in Ogunquit are good Winter birdwatching spots for sea ducks.
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| Bald eagles, wild turkeys, white-tailed deer, and wood ducks |
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Swan Island Preserve, in Richmond, is a state wildlife management area. Wild turkeys,
white-tailed deer, wood ducks, and bald eagles make the short list of wildlife that can be seen.
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| Endangered Least Terns and Piping Plovers |
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Ferry Beach has been the nesting site of some of Maine's rarer bird species.
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| Salt Marsh and Woodland Species in Portland |
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Maine Audubons Fore River Sanctuary, near Stroudwater Crossing, is an oasis of wildlife in the city.
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| Estuarine, Woodland and Meadow birds and wildlife |
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Gilsland Farm Sanctuary, the Maine Audubon Headquarters, is a 65 acre preserve with varied habitat.
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