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    • The Snoring Bird
    • The Geese of Beaver Bog
    • Winter World
    • Why We Run
    • Mind of the Raven
    • The Trees in My Forest
    • The Thermal Warriors
    • A Year in the Maine Woods
    • The Hot-Blooded Insects
    • Ravens in Winter
    • An Owl in the House
    • One Man's Owl
    • In a Patch of Fireweed
    • Insect Thermoregulation
    • Bumblebee Economics
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Our Spaces

This website is the heart and hub of The Naturalist's Notebook—the center of a wheel with many fun and fascinating spokes. Some of the spokes are or were physical spaces. The minute you enter one of them, you are part of the 13.8-billion-year interactive experience. We hope you'll visit us in Maine and check out these constantly evolving spaces, but we will also bring them to life for you here on the website so you can have a virtual (and interactive!) visit no matter where you are. Click below for a glimpse inside!

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Northeast Harbor (closed)