The EASIEST places to see ATLANTIC PUFFINS in Maine

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  • Опубликовано: 23 янв 2025
  • The Maine Coastal Islands National Wildlife Refuge contains numerous seabird nesting islands, which are home to Atlantic Puffins, Razorbills, Common Murres, and Black Guillemots. Common, Arctic and Roseate Terns nest with them. Plus, the refuge offers good mainland trails for great birding.

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  • @FollowThomas
    @FollowThomas Год назад +2

    At some point I definitely come to Main to see this with my own eyes. Thanks for the video.

  • @leobachand8408
    @leobachand8408 Год назад +1

    We will be on the Tricia Clark puffin cruise tomorrow and will hit the Hollingsworth trail tomorrow morning before the cruise.
    Got to love the Maine Coast!!

    • @Bob_Duchesne
      @Bob_Duchesne  Год назад

      Tomorrow morning looks good for both adventures...finally! Good luck.

  • @roymeljoturrentine5774
    @roymeljoturrentine5774 4 месяца назад

    I really appreciate and enjoy your bird videos! Thank you!

    • @Bob_Duchesne
      @Bob_Duchesne  4 месяца назад

      I have a lot of fun making them. I'm probably more amused than anyone.

    • @roymeljoturrentine5774
      @roymeljoturrentine5774 12 дней назад

      @@Bob_Duchesne I may differ on this one!! :)

  • @Jps3bs
    @Jps3bs Год назад

    I live in Connecticut but have been to Maine 3 times because I LOVE MAINE ❤ I've been to Bar Harbor and Acadia National Park but I'll have to take one of those excursions on my next visit. Great job on recording the puffins and warblers Bob 😊👍

  • @CC-re1pu
    @CC-re1pu Год назад

    Once again, a wonderful video! Thank you, so much for sharing your expertise! ☺

  • @mr1pearl
    @mr1pearl Год назад

    I really want to go on that trail Bob thanks !

  • @PM2024-
    @PM2024- 7 месяцев назад

    Is that a mature tamarack in the background?? 🌲 Only Bob could so low key nab Maine’s iconic deciduous conifer (with its Algonquian etymology!) in the backdrop of his black-throated green warbler shot 👏

    • @Bob_Duchesne
      @Bob_Duchesne  7 месяцев назад +1

      One of my favorite things is when all the tamaracks turn gold in autumn - the last splash of color before winter.

    • @PM2024-
      @PM2024- 7 месяцев назад

      @@Bob_Duchesne Just missed you today in Southwest. Will be at Sieur de Monts in morning 🌄

  • @xijiang2728
    @xijiang2728 Год назад

    Learned so much from your channel. Thanks!

  • @hensonphan5049
    @hensonphan5049 Год назад

    Awesome video, if you ever do tours, let us know! You're my favorite channel!!!

    • @Bob_Duchesne
      @Bob_Duchesne  Год назад +1

      I still guide a little, mostly for three of Maine's birding festivals, and occasionally for Schoodic Institute. As for the videos, thanks! I do it mostly to amuse myself.

  • @joelferguson-a7r5
    @joelferguson-a7r5 6 месяцев назад

    We are heading to Maine in a week! We can't wait to take the kids to see the puffins! I'm also hoping to get as close to them as we can to get some good pictures! The shot you had of them on the rocks at the beginning of the video was awesome what cruise was that shot off of and what island?

    • @Bob_Duchesne
      @Bob_Duchesne  6 месяцев назад +1

      You can get within arm's reach of puffins in the blinds on Machias Seal Island, but that trip sells out very early in the season. Probably the closest by boat is at Petit Manan with Acadia Puffin Cruise. Isle au Ferry gets just about as close at Seal Island. (In fact, I'll be on board next Wednesday as the spotter/naturalist.) Closeness often depends on tide and weather. Where are you going to be in Maine?

    • @joelferguson-a7r5
      @joelferguson-a7r5 6 месяцев назад

      @@Bob_Duchesne Look forward to seeing you on the boat! My wife, three kids, my mom and I will be on that tour! I rented a lens and a teleconverter in hope of getting some beautiful photos!

  • @jgeur
    @jgeur Год назад +1

    if you're not maine's greatest ambassador well then, you'll do until they show up.

    • @Bob_Duchesne
      @Bob_Duchesne  Год назад +1

      It all started innocently. I just traveled around Maine for many years, and everywhere I went, I thought to myself, "Hey, this is WAY cool."