Audubon Nature Camp Hog Island, Muscongus Bay, Maine Promotional Silent Film VHS Tape, c. 1930s

Sea birds and scenes of lobster fishing are captured in this silent film promoting the Todd Wildlife Sanctuary and the Audubon Nature Camp. This is one of two copies of the same film with different titles.

The Todd Wildlife Sanctuary: Site of the Audubon Nature Camp Film, 1935-1937

This silent black and white film features footage of Hog Island scenery and wildlife as well as footage of nesting seabird colonies on Old Hump Ledge and Eastern Egg Rock, and serves to promote the camp to its initial audience of schoolteachers. The film includes footage of Roger Tory Peterson setting up a bird blind in order to take photographs.

Major Seabird Colonies in Muscongus Bay, Maine, Datasheet, 1936-1957

Data include population counts for multiple species of seabirds at various locations in Muscongus Bay.

"We're Coming Back!": Participants Vote Audubon Nature Camp Unqualified Success Clipping, July, 1936-August, 1936

Banded Herring Gulls Data Sheets, 1937-1939

Data include the locations at which the gulls were banded, band numbers, a map showing the locations of band returns, and chart listing survey band combinations.

Boatman Rows Campers to Old Hump Ledge Photograph, c. 1940

Double Crested Cormorants Nesting on Old Hump Ledge Photograph, June 17, 1940

Cormorants on Old Hump Ledge Photograph, June 17, 1940

Joe Cadbury and Louis Band a Cormorant Photograph, August 2, 1940-August 15, 1940

Campers Take Pictures of Nesting Cormorants Photograph, September 22, 1949

Young Double-Crested Cormorants Nesting on Old Hump Ledge Photograph, 1947

Herring Gulls and Eggs in a Nest on Old Hump Ledge Photograph, July, 1947