Registration is required, please register here.
Join us for this months Tuesday with Tom! We will be looking for winter ducks, Yellow-Rumped Warblers and Great Blue Herons
Location: Indian Island County Park
Photo: Bobwhites in Cutchogue by D. McCallion
Please join us for an evening of gratitude and celebration as we reflect on the past year and honor all the hard work you've dedicated to North Fork Audubon Society. This event is our way of saying thank you for your invaluable contributions and commitment to our mission.
Click here to see the list of honorees.
We look forward to celebrating with you!
RSVP here to attend.
Registration is required, please register here.
Dick Cartwright will be our guide this month as we explore Hallock State Park. We hope to see Wild Turkeys, Red-Tailed Hawks, and Chickadees. Parking directions are available when you register.
Location : Hallock State Park Preserve
Photo: Northern Mockingbird by J. Jensen
Registration is required, please register here.
Join Tuesdays with Tom this month to explore Veterans Memorial Park in Wading River. We may see harriers, grassland birds, and sparrows.
Photo: Swamp Sparrow by J. Jensen
Registration is required, please register here.
Are you curious about bird watching, but don’t know the first thing about how to do it? Or have you ever been on a birding field trip and said to yourself “this stuff is for the birds,” meaning I’m not seeing what everybody else is seeing! Or maybe you’re thinking “I can’t see anything through these binoculars,” etc.
Well, now you can join Tom Damiani on “small group” field trips with a focus on effectively using binoculars, finding birds using them, and finding the best habitats for birds.
These outings will be held on the first Wednesday of each month, at Laurel Lake Preserve from 8 - 10 AM.
Photo: White-breasted Nuthatch by J. Jensen
Registration is required, please register here.
Richard Bundy will lead this months Friday Morning Birders. We will explore diverse habitats and we may spot waterfowl and migratory species.
Location :Orient County Park
Photo by J. Jensen
Click here to register.
Bird migration research has confirmed a precipitous drop in the population of birds. The loss of native trees and shrubs that provide the calorie-rich berries that birds need to survive is cited as a major reason. Join Peconic Land Trust for a presentation with North Fork Audubon board member, Ellen Birenbaum to learn how you can help! The Berries for Birds presentation reviews the science of co-evolution of native plants, insects and birds, the nutritional properties of berries by season, and describes in detail the wide range of berry producing trees and shrubs that are native to the North Fork.
Photo: Male Cardinal by Macomb Paynes/Flickr Creative Commons
Registration is required. Please register here.
Bring the family as we listen and look for owls at Inlet Pond County Park. Tom Damiani will present a short Power Point program focusing on the owls that we might find around the East End. We will then strike out into the field to call for owls and hopefully get some to call back and maybe even see a few! Be sure to wear comfortable shoes and bring a flashlight to use only when necessary.
Tickets are $10 per person or $15 for a couple/family
Photo: Great Horned Owl by J. Jensen
Registration is required. Please register here.
Bring the family as we listen and look for owls at Inlet Pond County Park. Tom Damiani will present a short PowerPoint program focusing on the owls that we might find around the East End. We will then strike out into the field to call for owls and hopefully get some to call back and maybe even see a few! Be sure to wear comfortable shoes and bring a flashlight to use only when necessary.
Tickets are $10 per person or $15 for a couple/family
Photo: Great Horned Owl by J. Jensen
Registration is required, please register here.
Join us for a special Tuesdays with Tom, we will travel to Robert Moses State Park to join the Hawk Watch.
For over 40 years, the Robert Moses Hawk Watch has recorded thousands of migrating raptors that pass through Long Island on their way south. There is a dedicated viewing platform where volunteers count birds as they fly overhead. October is the peak time for this migration and ospreys, red-tailed hawks, all three accipiters, and the three falcons may be seen. Also, bald eagles are becoming more common.
Photo: Cooper Hawk by J. Jensen
Registration is required. To register please click here, call 631-854-0378, or email OMH@suffolkcountyny.gov
Join us in collaboration with Suffolk County Department of Health, Office of Minority Health, Long Island Sound Study, Sea Grant New York and Suffolk County Parks in a community walk with health professionals & environmental conservationists. We will chat about health and how to access to clean outdoor spaces, can impact us and the environment. You can ask health questions, bird watch, & learn about preserving our Long Island Sound.
Photo: Red-winged Blackbird by J. Jensen
Registration is required, please register here.
Birders Ben Bolduc will lead the October 4th Friday Morning Birders walk as we explore Arshamamoque Preserve in Greenport.
Location Arshamamoque Preserve, Greenport
Photo: Savannah Sparrow by J. Jensen
Registration is required, please register here.
Are you curious about bird watching, but don’t know the first thing about how to do it? Or have you ever been on a birding field trip and said to yourself “this stuff is for the birds,” meaning I’m not seeing what everybody else is seeing! Or maybe you’re thinking “I can’t see anything through these binoculars,” etc.
Well, now you can join Tom Damiani on “small group” field trips with a focus on effectively using binoculars, finding birds using them, and finding the best habitats for birds.
These outings will be held on the first Wednesday of each month, at Laurel Lake Preserve from 8 - 10 AM.
Photo: Woodpecker by M. Shimura
Registration is required, please register here.
Join us for our monthly Tuesdays with Tom this month we will explore Smith’s Point.
Photo: Black Skimmer by J. Jensen
2024 Fall Native Plant Sale will be held in person on Saturday and Sunday, September 14 and 15, from 9 am to 1 pm with no pre-ordering necessary.
We will have many species of plants native to the Northeastern United States and locally grown by Glover Perennials-many of which are drought tolerant and deer resistant. These will be showcased outdoors at the Roy Latham Nature Center at Inlet Pond County Park.
Cash, checks, and credit cards will be accepted.
For questions email Robin Simmen at rsimmen@northforkaudubon.org
Click here to learn more
Photo: Monarch on Late Boneset
Registration is required, please register here.
Join us for our monthly Friday Morning Birders, Jodi Levin will lead this walk.
Location Dam Pond, Greenport
Photo: Hummingbird by J. Jensen
Registration is required, please register here.
Are you curious about bird watching, but don’t know the first thing about how to do it? Or have you ever been on a birding field trip and said to yourself “this stuff is for the birds,” meaning I’m not seeing what everybody else is seeing! Or maybe you’re thinking “I can’t see anything through these binoculars,” etc.
Well, now you can join Tom Damiani on “small group” field trips with a focus on effectively using binoculars, finding birds using them, and finding the best habitats for birds.
These outings will be held on the first Wednesday of each month, at Laurel Lake Preserve from 8 - 10 AM.
Registration is required, please register here.
Join us for our monthly Tuesdays with Tom where we may spot Ruddy Turnstones , Willets and Least Terns.
Photo: Least Tern juveniles by M. Shimura.
North Fork Audubon Society invites you all to an afternoon of Music, Poetry, and Tours of our Native Plant Gardens at Inlet Pond County Park.
Click here to learn more!
Registration is required, please register here.
Are you curious about bird watching, but don’t know the first thing about how to do it? Or have you ever been on a birding field trip and said to yourself “this stuff is for the birds,” meaning I’m not seeing what everybody else is seeing! Or maybe you’re thinking “I can’t see anything through these binoculars,” etc.
Well, now you can join Tom Damiani on “small group” field trips with a focus on effectively using binoculars, finding birds using them, and finding the best habitats for birds.
These outings will be held on the first Wednesday of each month, 8 - 10 AM.
Registration is required, please register here.
Join us for our monthly Friday Morning Birders, Jay Rand will lead this walk.
Location: Arshamamoque Preserve, Greenport
Photo: Osprey by J. Jensen
Registration is required, please register here.
Join us for our monthly Tuesdays with Tom when we carpool to hot spots along Narrow River Road.
Location: Narrow River Road, Orient
Photo: Great Egret by J. Jensen
Join the North Fork Suffolk Alliance for Pollinators (SAP) for a self-guided tour of public and private gardens across the North Fork. These gardens are in various stages of transformation to eliminate invasive species, incorporate more native plants, and provide critical habitat for wildlife.
First stop are the North Fork Audubon gardens, where you can get a map for the other gardens.
This event is free and reservations are not needed. Rain date is Sunday, July 14.
Registration is required, please register here.
Join us for our monthly Friday Morning Birders! This month Richard Bundy will be our guide as we explore Dam Pond.
Location: Dam Pond (Ruth Oliva) Preserve
Photo: Common Yellowthroat by R. Bundy
Registration is required, please register here.
Are you curious about bird watching, but don’t know the first thing about how to do it? Or have you ever been on a birding field trip and said to yourself “this stuff is for the birds,” meaning I’m not seeing what everybody else is seeing! Or maybe you’re thinking “I can’t see anything through these binoculars,” etc.
Well, now you can join Tom Damiani on “small group” field trips with a focus on effectively using binoculars, finding birds using them, and finding the best habitats for birds.
These outings will be held on the first Wednesday of each month, 8 - 10 AM. The bird walk location will be Laurel Lake Preserve.
Tickets are $50 a person and you can register here.
We are excited to announce a boat tour in partnership with East End Seaport Museum and Great South Bay Audubon! Tickets are limited so get them now!
Details:
We will board the Peconic Star at the Museum dock in Greenport (100 3rd Street, Greenport), take a short trip to the lighthouse and have the opportunity to observe nesting Least Terns, Piping Plovers and Oystercatchers from the deck of the lighthouse. We will then have a tour of the East End Seaport Museum.
Photo: Piping Plover by J. Jensen
Registration is required, please register here.
Join us for our monthly Tuesdays with Tom when we explore Wolf Preserve in Southold.
Location: Wolf Preserve
Photo: White-breasted Nuthatch by J. Jensen
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, led by Richard Bundy. 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
Registration is required, please register here.
Jody Levin will be our guide this month as we explore Brushes Creek Preserve. This relatively new and undiscovered preserve offers a woodland loop trail passing farm fields and a saltwater marsh habitat. We’ll look for seasonal breeders and late migrants.
Location: Brushes Creek Preserve
Photo: Ruddy Turnstone by J. Jensen
Registration is required, please register here.
Are you curious about bird watching, but don’t know the first thing about how to do it? Or have you ever been on a birding field trip and said to yourself “this stuff is for the birds,” meaning I’m not seeing what everybody else is seeing! Or maybe you’re thinking “I can’t see anything through these binoculars,” etc.
Well, now you can join Tom Damiani on “small group” field trips with a focus on effectively using binoculars, finding birds using them, and finding the best habitats for birds.
These outings will be held on the first Wednesday of each month, 8 - 10 AM. The bird walk location will be Laurel Lake Preserve.
