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Tom will take us to Husing Pond Preserve this week. This preserve includes a freshwater pond with marsh and swamp areas along its shores. We hope to see a variety of birds from ospreys to woodland birds.

Location: Husing Pond Preserve

Picture: Woodpecker by M. Shimura

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Frank Quevedo, Executive Director of SoFo Natural History Museum will team up with NFAS to travel to Shelter Island and explore the Mashomack Preserve.

Bring a snack and water.

Location: Mashomack Preserve

Photo: Piping Plover by J. Jensen

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This week Tom will be taking us to Broad Cove Preserve.

Location: Broad Cove Preserve

Photo: Swamp Sparrow by J. Jensen

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The MOE is a nature walk in which we will have an opportunity to explore and experience our local natural landscapes in depth. It’s a full spectrum experience, offered to alleviate our increasing separation from the natural world.

 David Bauer is a yoga therapist who lives and works on the North Fork. He is the Stirling Yogi of Greenport. 

Location: Dam Pond (Ruth Oliva) Preserve

Photo by J. Jensen

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Current Members may vote for the 2024 Director Nominees during the meeting or send in proxy votes for or against the slate.  The Annual Report of the Directors will be presented. All documents relating to the Annual General Meeting will be available for review on our website. 

Then enjoy a glass of wine and cheese, and join us for a special workshop following the meeting:

Building Pollinator Pathways

Presented by Roxanne Zimmer, Ph.D. Community Horticulture Specialist, Cornell Cooperative Extension Suffolk

Registration is required, please register here.

We are fortunate enough to have our March Osprey presentation and walk rescheduled! 

Join Marina DeLuca, an Environmental Associate with Group for the East End to learn the local history of our beloved Osprey through a PowerPoint Presentation. Discover the history of this miracle bird's return from the brink of extinction, their unique adaptations, key identification markers, migration patterns and more. Learn about the Ospreys exciting return to the east end for the summer breeding season and ways to manage and prevent inopportune nesting.  Then join us for a group bird walk celebrating the Osprey! Whether you're an avid birder or just starting out, all are welcome - individuals, families and nature enthusiasts alike.

Photo: Osprey(male left, female right) by M. Shimura