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Who could pass up an unusual opportunity like this? Not bird lovers, that’s for sure.
Judy Kellogg Markowsky informs us that Maine Audubon has a group of “night owl” volunteers who, from midnight to 4 a.m., go in search of owls on what is known as an “Audubon Owl Prowl.”
Their work, she wrote, has increased the amount of available information about “Maine’s mysterious, little-known owls.”
Some members of the Audubon Owl Prowl will share their adventures with you from 7:30 to 9 p.m. Tuesday, March 14, at Fields Pond Audubon Center in Holden.
The admission fee of $6, or $5 for Audubon members, benefits the Audubon Center.
Kit Pfeiffer, Karen Larsen, Dave Potter, Olga Lange and Ted Whitham will tell you stories of their adventures and experiences, and provide results from the data they have collected over the years.
After the presentations, on what is the evening of a full moon, you will go outside and try to verify the presence of owls.
Markowsky explained that resident Maine owls – the saw-whet, barred and great horned – are found from time to time at the Fields Pond Audubon Center, and that March is the best time to find them.
And while the naturalists will help you understand how to verify the presence of an owl, they cannot guarantee you will see one.
You should wear warm clothes and bring a folding chair and blanket to keep you comfortable during this unusual, shared outdoor experience.
A Bluegrass and Old-Time Music Show benefit for John Sanborn of Stockton Springs is being held at 7 p.m. today in the auditorium at Bucksport Middle School on Miles Lane.
The suggested donation is $10 for adults.
Sanborn, well-known in area music circles as a pioneer bluegrass guitar player, is receiving treatment for cancer.
Kal Elmore, chair of the Bangor High School art department, and fellow members of Art in the Heart of Maine, invite you to view Our Students Art Exhibit during regular business hours Sunday, March 12, through Saturday, March 25, at the Bangor Mall.
Representatives of the University of Maine Museum of Art will judge the show and select works to become part of the Vincent Hartgen Traveling Art Exhibit in schools throughout the state.
Elmore said that more than 60 art teachers will be exhibiting the work of more than 500 students.
Be sure to see this exhibit.
You will be pleased and surprised with the quality of the work.
Women of the World invite you to meet international women at their Celebration of India luncheon at noon Monday, March 13, at Church of Universal Fellowship on Main Street in Orono.
The traditional Indian meal will be followed by a presentation about the country.
Admission for women and children 6-10 is $4, $2 for children under 6, and free for children under 6.
For more information about WOW, call Mireille Le Gall at the office of international programs and national student exchange at the University of Maine in Orono, 581-3423.
Maine Adoption Placement Service is hosting an informational meeting about International Adoption from 6 to 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, March 14, at its offices, 181 State St. in Bangor.
“We are delighted to have Jenny Mills, program specialist for India, joining us” for this meeting, e-mailed MAPS development coordinator Melissa Huston.
Mills “will be giving an update on the orphanages that were affected by the tsunami, as well as sharing information on our new program in Nepal,” Huston explained.
“This is an excellent opportunity for anyone interested in learning more about international adoption.”
If you wish to attend, you are asked to RSVP by calling MAPS at 941-9500.
A Senior Health Fair is being hosted by St. Croix Healthy Partnerships and Washington County Community College from 3 to 5 p.m. Wednesday, March 15, in the Assembly Hall of WCCC in Calais.
Dietitian and University of Maine professor emeritus Katherine Musgrave and “Good Morning America” former senior correspondent Terry Rohe are the featured speakers.
Robert Rohe, principal bassist for the Bangor Symphony Orchestra, will entertain.
The public is encouraged to attend. A dinner will be served at 6 p.m.
Information and dinner reservations may be obtained by calling Billie Jo Hamm at 454-0761.
Joni Averill, Bangor Daily News, P.O. Box 1329, Bangor 04402; 990-8288.
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