South Cottage Campers Group Photograph, August, 1938

The Behavior of Some Corvidae Clipping, 1939

Cruickshank provides firsthand accounts of imprinting by young crows and a jay which he raised.

Landscapes and Island Activities Black Scrapbook, Page 67

This page contains five photographs on Hog Island depicting nature, camp staff, and campers.

Instructor Donold Borror Looks Through Binoculars During Boat Ride Photograph, 1939-1940

Campers Having Supper On the Beach Photograph, c. 1939

Campers sit on the beach for supper, singing, and conversation, which a note on the back explains was a regular Sunday night tradition during the camp's early years. Instructor Allan Cruickshank is second from the right in the front row; to his right is Camp Director Carl Buchheister, who is holding hands with his daughter, Harriet Reggio, who is standing behind him.

Campers and Instructors Relaxing Photograph

A group of campers and instructors gather together. Joe Cadbury stands on the far left, Allan Cruickshank is seated fourth from the left, and Lucille Cadbury is seated on the far right.

Blue Earth Audubon Nature Camp Promotional Silent Film VHS Tape, 1939

Sea birds and scenes of lobster fishing are captured in this silent film promoting the Todd Wildlife Sanctuary and the Audubon Nature Camp. The film is on a VHS tape created by the U.S. National Fish and Wildlife Service September 13, 1991. This is one of two copies of the same film with different titles.

1941 Camp Scrapbook, Page 27

This page contains a booklet from Cultural Maine, and newspaper clippings related to the Audubon Camp.

Joseph Cadbury and Allan Cruickshank Banding Gulls - Side View Photograph, July, 1939

Joseph Cadbury (left) and Allan Cruickshank (center) band gulls as campers look on.

Allan Cruickshank Stands On Board a Boat Photograph, July, 1939

Allan Cruickshank Pointing During a Boat Trip, July, 1939

Allan Cruickshank and Campers on a Rocky Beach Photograph, July, 1939

Allan Cruickshank stands and talks to a group of campers and instructors seated on a rocky beach. Joseph Cadbury may also be in this photograph, perhaps seated in the front with his back to the camera.