New England Outdoor Center Blog

We traveled by pontoon boat this evening and didn’t find moose, but saw loons, ducks, and a blue heron.    We will keep looking for moose next time!

It was a quiet night for our van tour, not many animals were moving around.  We saw just one whitetail deer, a doe.

Our evening wildlife tour on the lake saw loons, a blue heron, and geese, but unfortunately no moose.

The morning’s moose tour, though chilly, provided the perfect conditions for several Maine wildlife to appear. Herons fished along the banks of Millinocket lake! Loons hooted their eerie tunes through…

The chilly morning air provided perfect weather conditions for spotting loons on the lake. Diving deep, before appearing seemingly out of nowhere! The evening also experienced the chill that the…

The sunny atmosphere and clear blue skies set the scene for a morning wildlife tour. Eagles swooped overhead, while a loon sang it’s eerie melody. A cormorant also joined in…

The evening’s moose tour enjoyed a quiet summer night on Millinocket lake. Eagles called softly, breaking the silent, warm night. Loons also cried out in their soft, eerie tones. With…

Tonight’s tour returned with chuckles and awe.  Eight loons were swimming along the lake, when guests spotted them. An osprey also dove into the lake, hunting for it’s next fish…

With the sun shining down and the soft breeze caressing the boat, the evening’s tour was a promising one. Greeting one another, the guests spent time searching for wildlife and…