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Conservation conversationS: fall warbler migration
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book sale donations
Conservation conversationS: fall warbler migration
we want to hear from you!
Monday, August 17th - Saturday, September 5th
SMALL DONATIONS
A single box or bag can be given to a staff member at the circulation desk.
LARGE DONATIONS
Please call (207) 676- 2215 or ask at the circulation desk to schedule a time for a staff member to evaluate larger donations.
DO NOT leave items unattended outside of the library.
All mater
Monday, August 17th - Saturday, September 5th
SMALL DONATIONS
A single box or bag can be given to a staff member at the circulation desk.
LARGE DONATIONS
Please call (207) 676- 2215 or ask at the circulation desk to schedule a time for a staff member to evaluate larger donations.
DO NOT leave items unattended outside of the library.
All material donations must be in quality condition, free of odor, obvious wear and tear, and any indication of mold.
Clay pinch pots: 2-part series
Conservation conversationS: fall warbler migration
Conservation conversationS: fall warbler migration
Get creative with clay!
Join us for a fun, hands-on two-part series where you’ll learn how to shape and decorate your very own pinch pot.
Friday, September 4th, 1:30 pm
Create your pinch pot.
Friday, September 4th, 1:30 pm: Create your pinch pot.
All ages and abilities welcome. Materials will be provided.
Conservation conversationS: fall warbler migration
Conservation conversationS: fall warbler migration
Conservation conversationS: fall warbler migration
Thursday, September 10th, 6:00 PM
Front Room
While warbler migration in the spring is the avian equivalent of the Met Gala—a cavalcade of flashy colors and sizzling song—fall migration is a subtle and quiet affair to the human observer.
In this program we’ll learn how to identify “confusing” fall warblers, discuss migratory stopover ecolog
Thursday, September 10th, 6:00 PM
Front Room
While warbler migration in the spring is the avian equivalent of the Met Gala—a cavalcade of flashy colors and sizzling song—fall migration is a subtle and quiet affair to the human observer.
In this program we’ll learn how to identify “confusing” fall warblers, discuss migratory stopover ecology and conservation priorities, and
discover what bird-banding can tell us about the fall migration of wood warblers in New England.
Frank Dehler is a Maine Master Naturalist with over 25 years’ experience banding birds as a volunteer with Mass Audubon.
book & Bake sale to benefit the d. a. hurd library
book & Bake sale to benefit the d. a. hurd library
book & Bake sale to benefit the d. a. hurd library
Saturday, September 12th
9 AM - 1 PM
Outside
Stop by our library book sale and stock up on books and baked goods.
All proceeds benefit the D. A. Hurd Library. Thank you for supporting our community.
beeswax wrap workshop
book & Bake sale to benefit the d. a. hurd library
book & Bake sale to benefit the d. a. hurd library
Wednesday, September 23rd
10:30 AM
Front Room
Make. Reuse. Reduce.
In this hands-on workshop, you’ll discover how beeswax wraps are made, create your own wraps to take home, and learn how to care for and reuse them again and again.