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X-WR-CALNAME:Winter Delmarva Dogfish BirdINNg Weekend
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DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250316
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LOCATION:105 Savannah Road\nLewes Delaware 19958
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SUMMARY:Winter Delmarva Dogfish BirdINNg Weekend
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DESCRIPTION:The 2nd WINTER DELMARVA DOGFISH BIRDINNG WEEKEND of 2025 will
  be\nheld March 14 – 16. This is our 10th year enjoying great looks at
 \nthe waterfowl\, seabirds\, shorebirds\, raptors — and seals! — that\
 nare on full display in the mid-Atlantic during the winter months. 80\nspe
 cies were tallied during the 2024 event\, including Great\nCormorant\, Pu
 rple Sandpiper and Razorbill\, as well as Harbor and Gray\nSeals. Check ou
 t the EBIRD TRIP REPORT\n[https://ebird.org/tripreport/211183] from 2024
  for a full listing of\nspecies observed.\n\n \n\nFor Friday\, March 14\,
  and Sunday\, March 16\, we are trying some new\nall-day and half-day fiel
 d trips that are guaranteed to be fun and\nbirdy! New all-day field trips 
 on March 14 include the Assawoman\nWildlife Area and Fresh Pond near Ocean
  View\, DE\, and birding in\nDorchester County at the Blackwater National 
 Wildlife Refuge and along\nthe Cambridge\, MD waterfront. On March 16\, we
 ’re hosting our first\nhalf-day birding and oyster-tasting field trip al
 ong Maryland’s\nChincoteague Bay. Please note that some of these field t
 rips require\nthe purchase of vehicle passes for access to the state and f
 ederal\nlands. Details are in the field trip descriptions.\n
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>The 2nd&nbsp\;<strong>Winter Delmarva Dogfi
 sh BirdINNg Weekend</strong>&nbsp\;of 2025 will be held&nbsp\;March 14 &nd
 ash\; 16. This is our 10th year&nbsp\;enjoying great looks at the waterfow
 l\, seabirds\, shorebirds\, raptors &mdash\; and seals! &mdash\; that are 
 on full display in the mid-Atlantic during the winter months. 80 species w
 ere tallied during the 2024 event\, including&nbsp\;Great Cormorant\, Purp
 le Sandpiper and Razorbill\, as well as Harbor and Gray Seals. Check out t
 he&nbsp\;<strong><a href=\"https://ebird.org/tripreport/211183\">eBird Tri
 p Report</a></strong>&nbsp\;from 2024 for a full listing of species observ
 ed.</p>\n\n<p>&nbsp\;</p>\n\n<p>For Friday\, March 14\, and Sunday\, March
  16\, we are trying some new all-day and half-day field trips that are gua
 ranteed to be fun and birdy! New all-day field trips on March 14 include t
 he Assawoman Wildlife Area and Fresh Pond near Ocean View\, DE\, and birdi
 ng in Dorchester County at the Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge and alo
 ng the Cambridge\, MD waterfront. On March 16\, we&rsquo\;re hosting our f
 irst half-day birding and oyster-tasting field trip along Maryland&rsquo\;
 s Chincoteague Bay. Please note that some of these field trips require the
  purchase of vehicle passes for access to the state and federal lands. Det
 ails are in the field trip descriptions.</p>
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