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Exploring nature is better together! Join NH Audubon and iNaturalist ambassadors Jill Felbaum and Colton Ratey as we review the iNaturalist platform and document species around our Massabesic Center in Auburn. This is an important data collection program to measure fall biodiversity and habitat usage. Find the Nature Groupie registration link on our Events Calendar.
#NHAudubon #NewHampshireOutdoors #NH #NewHampshire #NHNature #NHWildlife #LetsGoOutside #NHEvents #BioBlitz #ParticipatoryScience
07 Nov 2026
Deck your halls with a handcrafted holiday wreath!
Get festive and kick off the holiday season with us by arranging a fresh balsam wreath with beautiful natural materials. Our class leaders will guide you through the decorating steps to create a beautiful wreath for you to take home, ready to hang on your front door.
There is limited capacity, so register now on our Events Calendar!
#NHAudubon #NewHampshireOutdoors #NH #NewHampshire #LetsGoOutside #NHHoliday #NHEvents #Holidays #Winter #Wreath #WreathMaking
06 Nov 2026
Join us for a birding outing this November, free and open to birders of all skill levels. Find the outings on our Events Calendar to see specific habitat descriptions and potential sightings.
There are limited spaces available, so don't wait to RSVP!
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05 Nov 2026
Policy Update From NH Audubon's Senior Advisor for Science and Policy, Carol Foss: Upcoming Pesticide Control Board Hearing
"I am very pleased to report that the NH Pesticide Control Board has unanimously approved draft rules classifying the four Second-Generation Anticoagulant Rodenticides (or, SGARs ((Brodifacoum, Bromadiolone, Difenacoum, and Difethialone)) as restricted use pesticides in New Hampshire. This classification requires sales only by licensed dealers and purchase only by licensed applicators, banning purchase and use by general consumers. While this rule will not entirely eliminate exposure of New Hampshire’s wildlife to secondary poisoning from these rodenticides, it is an important step in the right direction. Dealers will be required to maintain records of all sales of restricted use pesticides, including date of sale, permit number of purchaser, quantity and brand name of pesticide purchased, and concentration of active ingredient.
An additional proposed amendment includes restrictions on some uses of neonicotinoid insecticides. Wide use of these pesticides has led to dramatic declines in insect populations, especially bees, and significant reductions in bird populations, particularly grassland and insectivorous species.
The proposed rules can be accessed at https://mm.nh.gov/files/uploads/agriculture/documents/pes-700-draft-8-3-26.pdf
The NH Department of Agriculture, Markets and Food has scheduled a public hearing on the draft rule changes for 9:30am on November 16, at the Brown Building, NH Department of Health and Human Services, 129 Pleasant St, Concord. This building is within the former State Hospital campus, which has access from both Pleasant St and from South Fruit St.
If you are unable to attend the hearing and would like to submit comments on either or both proposals, you may submit written comments to [email protected] by November 24. Comments should indicate the rule (Chapter Pes 700) and any specific sections (e.g., Pes 701.06) you are discussing."
Photo by Jim Sparrell.
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04 Nov 2026
Lingering species in this #RareBirdAlert included the Black-throated Blue Warbler, Yellow-rumped Warbler, and more! See rare sightings, migrants, and more lingering species by going to the Rare Bird Alert tab in our Linktree.
Photo by Jim Sparrell of a Black-throated Blue Warbler in Portsmouth, NH taken on October 14, 2026.
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03 Nov 2026
We're excited to announce the next round of wonderful art exhibits coming to our centers this week! The McLane Center is hosting Howard Muscott's "The Wonder of Nature" and the Massabesic Center is hosting Manchester Artists Association's "A Brush with Nature." More information on the exhibits below and on our Events Calendar.
📷 The Wonder of Nature: "Howard Muscott is an award-winning photographer who has captured intimate images of nature, landscapes, and wildlife for more than five decades. Grounded in his early years of hiking, backpacking, and mountain climbing, Howard’s love for nature photography is fueled by the exquisite beauty of the natural world and the wildlife residing within their various landscapes." There will be a reception and presentation on November 4. Visit our Events Calendar to see the details and RSVP.
🎨 A Brush with Nature: "The Manchester Artists Association presents this exhibition to highlight the awe-inspiring natural world that surrounds and inspires us. The artists and photographers showcase over 30 original works that depict nature’s birds, wildlife, forests, plants, and animals all to remind us how important it is to protect these irreplaceable gifts." There will be a reception on November 7, visit our Events Calendar to see the details and RSVP.
Art exhibit viewing access may be restricted during private event rentals. Calling ahead to confirm is recommended.
#NHAudubon #LetsGoOutside #NewHampshireOutdoors #NH #NewHampshire #NHNature #NHWildlife #NHEvents #NHArt #LocalArt
02 Nov 2026
NH Audubon encourages everyone to exercise their right to vote in the upcoming midterm election on November 3! If you haven’t made a plan yet, it’s not too late. Everything you need to know about voting in New Hampshire, including what materials you need to bring to register at the polls, sample ballots to see who’s running in your area, finding your polling location, and your voting rights, is accessible on our website's homepage in our "Vote: November 3" article.
After you vote, relax with some time in nature! Visit one of our 40 wildlife sanctuaries for an outing during this beautiful time of year in New Hampshire.
Photo by Bill Dumont of a view from Pondicherry Wildlife Sanctuary in late October 2026.
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01 Nov 2026
Happy Halloween everybirdy!
At our October staff meeting, our flock got in the holiday spirit by selecting our favorite feathered and flighted friends to dress up as (and quiz each other on our bird ID knowledge). Scroll through to enjoy and maybe get some last-minute, use-what-you-have costume inspiration!
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31 Oct 2026
In the newest #SomethingWild, Dave Anderson and Grace McCulloch interview Jen Esten and Jon Waage, who observe and photograph the remarkable loons of Pleasant Lake. Listen by visiting the Something Wild tab in our Linktree or your favorite podcast platform!
Photo by Jen Esten.
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30 Oct 2026
New on Joy of Birding:
- Follow the unexpected journey of Madi, a young Peregrine Falcon, as NH Audubon Biologist Mickayla Johnston shares the story of her first months of life.
- Read about the return to the wild of two rehabilitated Osprey chicks.
- Discover some of the best birding spots in Dublin, New Hampshire.
- Explore the fascinating world of flycatchers, with an expert guide to the species that could appear in New Hampshire.
Find these articles and more at joyofbirding.nhaudubon.org, and don't forget to sign up for the free monthly Joy of Birding newsletter on the homepage!
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29 Oct 2026
Have you ever wanted to undertake your own birding Big Year? Or maybe you’ve dreamed of breaking a record of how many birds were seen in an area during the year. Join us in Concord on Saturday, November 7, and learn what it was like for Stacey and Noah to do both!
Friends and avid birders Stacey Huth and Noah Gibb planned out their year, woke up early, survived mostly on coffee and pizza, and documented a staggering 332 bird species in the state of Maine in 2025. At 2 pm, Stacey and Noah will be at the McLane Center for a free book signing (books can be purchased at the event) and then will stay for an indoor presentation. You are also welcome to explore the sanctuary grounds, visit our Nature Store, and visit our ambassador amphibians and reptiles. This is a free event, but please RSVP to ensure we have enough seating for all.
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28 Oct 2026
Featured Volunteer Opportunity: Vacation Day Camp
Do you have a love for nature and want to share that appreciation and passion with the next generation of environmental advocates? Join our team as an Environmental Education Volunteer, working with our vacation day camps during February or April. Our Winter Wonders Camp runs from February 22–26, 2027, and our Signs of Spring Camp runs from April 26–30, 2027. Camp runs from 8:30am-4pm each weekday, but volunteer schedules are flexible within this timeframe. This is a rewarding experience and can include assisting our education staff during presentations to creating and assisting with activities.
Training is provided, but we ask that candidates have some experience working with children. You must be willing to employ the “curiosity-first/influence-before-control” behavior management method, which can be learned during training. Must be willing to submit to a criminal background check. Contact Anita Fernandez [email protected] if interested.
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27 Oct 2026
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