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Author Archives: Ryan O'Connor

Refuge Seabirds

By Ryan O'ConnorAugust 6, 2020

Seabird Fun Facts

By Ryan O'ConnorAugust 6, 2020

Wild Islands

By Ryan O'ConnorAugust 6, 2020

Research

By Ryan O'ConnorAugust 6, 2020

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All About the Arctic Tern: The Animal Kingdom’s Marathon Migrator

UncategorizedBy Ryan O'ConnorAugust 19, 2022

These little birds only weigh between 3-5 ounces as adults, but with a wingspan over twice the length of their bodies, Arctic terns are truly remarkable flyers.

FOMCI Activities

By Ryan O'ConnorAugust 6, 2020

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Common Murre Facts: One of the Fascinating Seabirds of Maine

UncategorizedBy Ryan O'ConnorJuly 17, 2022

Common Murres disappeared from Maine entirely in the 1880s after years of being hunted for their meat and eggs. Today, their population continues to increase

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5 Razorbill Facts From Maine Coastal Islands National Wildlife Refuge

UncategorizedBy Ryan O'ConnorJune 18, 2022

Easily identified by their black and white plumage and their distinctive “razor-like” bill, Razorbills are excellent swimmers and divers and can often be seen feeding in the Gulf of Maine’s coastal waters.

Climate Change in Maine: The Effects of a Warming Planet

UncategorizedBy Ryan O'ConnorMay 18, 2022

While our beautiful state has always been known for its abundant wildlife, vast forests, and stunning coastal views, the reality is that our coastline is becoming more vulnerable to the effects of climate change every day.

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Why are Great White Shark Sightings in Maine on the Rise?

UncategorizedBy Ryan O'ConnorApril 15, 2022

While these massive sharks were once a rare occurrence along Maine’s beaches, they are now being seen more often, with 6 reported sightings in 2020 alone.

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