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Aislinn Sarnacki

Aislinn Sarnacki

Editor & Reporter at Bangor Daily News

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  • Nature & Wildlife

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Recent Articles

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Now is the time to prune your fruit trees

Pruning your fruit trees this time of year presents less danger of interfering with the plant's natural hardiness.
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Quebec magical hiking trails are really accessible to Maine hikers

"Just like in Maine, the people of Quebec embrace the wilderness through outdoor activities like snowshoeing and skiing, hiking and biking, ice skating and canoeing."
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Choosing the right bird feeders and seeds

Attract birds to your backyard with bird feeders. Find tips on seed selection, feeder placement, and feeder types.
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The path to becoming a Maine Master Naturalist

WRITTEN BY AISLINN SARNACKI A growing community of nature enthusiasts is spreading throughout Maine, and their goal is simple: to share their knowledge
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You say you’ll go camping in Maine this summer. Here’s why you won’t.

"'Adulting' usually doesn’t equal fun. Yet in this case, it may lead to it."
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How to tell frog and salamander eggs apart this spring

This time of year, vernal pools and wetlands are filled with frog and salamander eggs. This video shows you how to tell the difference.
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Go back in time by hiking along this old Bar Harbor railway

"Spanning Point Road and Old Route 1 in Hancock, the trail travels through a lovely forest of oaks, maples, balsam firs and other trees."
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The secret weapon for combatting black flies

Particularly numerous in the spring and early summer, black flies — jokingly referred to as the “Maine State Bird” — persist into the fall.
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Bangor forester’s legacy lives in thousands of trees

To say Rolland Perry had a hand in the creation of the city’s four public forests is an understatement.
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Pockets of nature: Unwind at these Portland-area preserves

WRITTEN BY AISLINN SARNACKI While enjoying an exciting metropolis like Portland, visiting a local park or wildlife preserve is a nice way to escape the
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Clear waters make this remote Maine lake a great spot to snorkel wi...

The lake, which has a maximum depth of 28 feet and a mean depth of 14 feet, is historically popular with bait fishermen.