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Maine - Common Loon Workshop
July 8 - 12, 2021
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Join us in Maine’s Rangeley Region to discover it’s most visible as well as  -audible avian resident – the Common Loon.


Along with wildlife and nature photographer, Nick Leadley, we’ll head into the heart of Common Loon territory. With a large number of lakes and ponds supporting a substantial loon population, the western mountains of Maine offer a great opportunity to see and photograph loons in their natural surroundings.


Early- to mid July is the best time to photography adult Common Loons with chicks.  We’ll explore the lakes and ponds early in the morning and/or late in the afternoon, to catch them when they’re most active. And then spend the remainder of our days discovering the beautiful scenery of this region, including waterfalls and covered bridges.  


Our day’s will be full, so bring a lot of energy and loads of memory cards!

Details

  • Tour starts and ends in Portland, ME

  • Transportation will be provided throughout the workshop

  • You will need to arrive no later than 1:00 pm on the 8th

  • If you are traveling alone and you'd prefer to share a room, we'll do our best to pair you with someone of the same gender. 

  • Photographers of all skill levels are welcome

  • A deposit of $250 is required upon sign-up to secure your spot 

  • The balance is due 45 days prior to the workshop

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Starting at: $1,875 pp (based on double occupancy)
Single Supplement: $295 pp
Deposit: $250 pp required upon sign-up
(minimum of 4 participants required)
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Inclusions:
  • 4 nights accommodation based on double occupancy

  • Snacks provided on boat/kayak tours

  • 2 (2.5 hour) kayak outings (morning & evening)

  • 2 (4 hour) boat rides (morning & evening)

  • Transportation throughout tour

  • Pick-up in Portland, ME

Exclusions:
  • Flights

  • Travel insurance (recommended)

  • Meals not mentioned under inclusions

  • Items of a personal nature

  • Gratuities for guide

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