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When the authors heard a Song Sparrow sing in the middle of the night, they wondered, do birds dream of singing? (Ted Anderson)
We’ve all heard it, right? The unexpected bit of song or surprise call…from a bird? OK, maybe you need to be bird-oriented to key into sounds like that. We certainly are! Evidence: Over the weekend, while our dog ...
Wow! A big thanks to NRCM supporter Terry Chick of Eliot, Maine, for his spectacular photo of a bull moose at Baxter State Park, with the majestic Katahdin in the background. Do you think it almost looks like our new logo?
Have you ever seen a moose in Maine? If you have photos you would like to share, please send them to
June 17, 2026 (Augusta, ME) — The Trump Administration’s payout of $765 million in taxpayer dollars to energy developer Invenergy to walk away from four offshore wind leases, including two in the Gulf of Maine, is a huge step backward for affordability and reliability, according to Maine’s leading nonpartisan en...
Building more Maine-made clean energy can make electricity costs more affordable, create new good-paying jobs, and reduce our dependence on expensive out-of-state fossil fuels.
Photo courtesy ReVision Energy
But opponents of clean energy, backed by national funders and fossil fuel interests, frequently spread misinformation to confu...
Summer is here! Enjoy this beautiful summer photo by longtime NRCM member Jayne Winters of South China, Maine. She took this photo at Alder Stream Pond in Corinna. Is there anything better than summer in Maine?
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