Each spring I write as different species of birds have arrived back from their winter vacations. A few hawks first, then the turkey vultures. Ducks and geese follow the retreating ice and woodcock arrive soon after. The bluebirds have arrived and we are waiting for the last and most colorful wave the warblers.
You can watch eagles on a trip with Maine Outdoors fishing or exploring on one of the local lakes, on the Saint George River on a 
saltwater boat trip or now from the comfort of your own desk.
All of the conversation about deer (and the lack of them in the north country) including a press conference with the Governor (yes I attended as the Executive Director of the Maine Professional Guides Association) and news articles this weekend. All of this has me looking carefully for tracks whenever I am out and about. Argy and I walk almost every day the same two and a half miles.
