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Southern Maryland Audubon Society News
Barn Owls and Barbeque
SMAS Raptor Conservation Chair Mike Callahan will lead this popular
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Ben Springer Lands Bird Conservation Gig
Ben Springer, vice president of Southern Maryland Audubon Society (SMAS),
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Join Us at the Annual Nature Fest on May 30
With engaging exhibits, demonstrations, and hands-on activities, Nature Fest reaches
Continue ReadingView our Bald Eagle stars, Chandler and Hope, via this live-streaming nest cam! In Port Tobacco River Park, the adults have raised and fledged a total of 11 eaglets since 2019. The seasons of 2021 and 2026 were the only ones without a successful hatch and fledge. Click on the arrow to view Bald Eagle behavior up close! Alternately, check out this video stream via YouTube, which hosts a chat with other viewers and SMAS expert moderators during posted times. Note: Egg laying date range is January 31 to February 14. Hatching date range is usually March 10 to March 22.