Bird Observer maps
One of our most popular features is "Where to Find Birds," articles written by local birders and accompanied by detailed maps. You can download and print these maps from recent issues so you no longer need to flip from text and map in the issue.
February 2012, 40 (1): Westborough Wildlife Management Area
December 2011, 39 (6): Wrentham Development Center, inset 1  
October 2011, 39 (5): Bare Meadows Conservation Area  
June 2011, 39 (3): Brownfield Bog WMA
April 2011, 39 (2): Lakeville Ponds
February 2011, 39 (1): Cold Springs Park
December 2010, 38 (6): Cape Ann (part 2): inset 4, inset 5, inset 6
October 2010, 38 (5): Cape Ann (part 1): overview, inset 1, inset 2, inset 3
August 2010, 38 (4): Trustom Pond: overview, inset
June 2010, 38 (3): October Mountain overview, inset
April 2010, 38 (2): Arnold Arboretum
February 2010, 38 (1): New Hampshire's Other Coast: Vernon Dam, L. Wantastiquet, Hinsdale
December 2009, 37 (6): Birding by Bicycle on the Nashua River Rail Trail

 
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Where to find birds on Cape Ann:
In the October and December 2010 issues of Bird Observer we published Chris Leahy's two-part article on winter birding on Cape Ann (see maps above). These articles have been so popular that we've combined them into one 28-page booklet which you can stash in your pack or glove compartment. They are available for $5.00 individually, or for $3.00 when combined with a new subscription: $24 for one year or $43 for two years. 
Make checks payable to Bird Observer and mail with this form to (please indicate on the form that you are responding to the Cape Ann booklet offer):

Bird Observer 
P.O. Box 236
Arlington, MA 02476-0003