Eastern Egg Rock Puffin and Tern Footage VHS Tape

Eastern Egg Rock birds are shown nesting and feeding their their young. Researchers are shown tagging and monitoring. In addition to various species of terns and Atlantic puffins, the footage also includes laughing gulls and black guillemots.

Environmental Assessment: Colonial Seabird Management, Seal Island National Wildlife Refuge and Matinicus Rock Report

National Audubon Society Policy Statement Concerning Control of Herring and Great Black-Backed Gulls in Coastal New England

Out of the Gray Mist Magazine Clipping

This is a photocopy of the original magazine article.

Duryea Morton to Roland Clement Memorandum, March 12, 1970

Ornithology Summary Report Photocopy, 1974

Kress provides a summaries of the field trips and workshops from the 1974 summer session. The last page of the report includes notes regarding bird observations made at various Muscongus Bay locations during the season.

Seasonal Report: Bird Life Instructor Photocopy, 1976

Gilman provides detailed descriptions of class activities and field trips from the 1976 summer sessions.

End of Summer Report Photocopy, August 22, 1976

Kress provides a list of class topics and descriptions field trips from the 1976 summer sessions. He only discusses field trip activities which differed from those of past sessions.

Bird Life Instructor Summary Report Photocopy, 1977

Van Os provides detailed descriptions of class activities and field trips from the 1977 sessions.

The Use of Decoys, Sound Recordings, and Gull Control for Re-establishing a Tern Colony in Maine Article Reprint, 1983

Egg Rock Update Newsletter, 1983

This edition of the Egg Rock Update newsletter sent to supporters of the Project Puffin-led efforts to re-establish bird colonies on Egg Rock provides updates about the recovery of Puffins, Arctic, Common, and Roseate Terns, Laughing Gulls, and Razor Bills, on Egg Rock and other islands.

Egg Rock Update Newsletter, 1985