The Paskamansett Bird Club was established in 1963 to offer a gathering place for birding enthusiasts. Our group includes people ranging from the casual bird watcher to the avian obsessed…backyard birders to serious adventurers.
Monthly we meet to share sightings learn more from programs presented by renowned birders and ornithologists, and enjoy camaraderie. Throughout the year we offer walk and field trips to area hotspots, share experiences such as the Audubon Christmas Bird Count and take part in Cornell Labs eBird reporting.
We are committed to living up to and acting on this pledge – Birding belongs to everyone. We welcome all who enjoy and care about birds, the conservation of their habitats and the environment we all share. We embrace all birders regardless of age, race, ethnicity, gender identity, sexual orientation and beliefs.
We will do all in our power to be inclusive of those with disabilities and physical constraints. Birding belongs to everyone.
Please join us. Print and send the form found at the bottom of this page with payment to join our merry band of birders.
For more information please contact:
ARTHUR RAINVILLE, President
(508) 641-2608
rainfoto@aol.com
Monthly we meet to share sightings learn more from programs presented by renowned birders and ornithologists, and enjoy camaraderie. Throughout the year we offer walk and field trips to area hotspots, share experiences such as the Audubon Christmas Bird Count and take part in Cornell Labs eBird reporting.
We are committed to living up to and acting on this pledge – Birding belongs to everyone. We welcome all who enjoy and care about birds, the conservation of their habitats and the environment we all share. We embrace all birders regardless of age, race, ethnicity, gender identity, sexual orientation and beliefs.
We will do all in our power to be inclusive of those with disabilities and physical constraints. Birding belongs to everyone.
Please join us. Print and send the form found at the bottom of this page with payment to join our merry band of birders.
For more information please contact:
ARTHUR RAINVILLE, President
(508) 641-2608
rainfoto@aol.com
