Cedar Waxwing by Glenn Wilson, Ely Park, Binghamton
Scarlet Tanager by Christina Rollo, Castle Creek
Barred Owlets by Dann Dunn, Chenango Valley State Park
Green frogs (Rana clamitans) by Victor Lamoureux, Nuthatch Hollow, Vestal
Black Bear by Melissa Penta, Vestal
Wild Turkey by Glenn Wilson, Willis Road, Binghamton
Barred Owlet by Dann Dunn, Chenango Valley State Park
Louisiana Waterthrush by Melissa Penta, Vestal
Rock Pigeon by Glenn Wilson, Chesapeake Bay Center, Virginia Beach County, VA
Ring-necked Pheasant by Glenn Wilson, Union Center, NY
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Guest speaker and club member, Julian Shepard, will discuss the Half-Earth project. How can we save half of Earth for nature? In the face of recent publicity about decimations of animal and plant populations, the idea of saving half of … Continue reading
BU Nature Preserve Hemlock Grove Saturday, February 1 -1:00pm Winter can be a dreary time, so plan to get out for a field trip! Hemlock groves are still green and are full of animal life. We will hike into the … Continue reading
Illustrated with images and video, Teri will first take us through her multi-year quest for Bighorn rams which began in Wyoming in 2013. The journey continued until 2019 and an epic encounter amid the striking, red sandstone rock formations of … Continue reading
As a precaution, to assist in protecting our membership and our community, we are cancelling this field trip. Since most waterfowl is viewed at a distance and the sharing of spotting scopes is typically required, we feel this precaution is … Continue reading
As a precaution, to assist in protecting our membership and our community, we are cancelling our March meeting. Club member Renee DePrato will talk about her recent trip to the Galapagos. Armed with a new camera and a sense of … Continue reading
Dylan Horvath, Binghamton University Nature Preserve Steward and club member, will talk about animal misconceptions. As always, meetings are free and open to the public!
Club member Colleen Wolpert will talk about how Butterflies are not only related to moths, they are moths. Prehistoric ancestors of moths were day fliers until too many predators, such as birds, evolved to eat them. Flying at night as … Continue reading
In this virtual presentation club member Victor Lamoureux will highlight our local frogs and salamanders. We will discuss where they can be found (habitats), how to identify them when found, and what they are doing in the environment around us. … Continue reading
In this virtual presentation Dylan Horvath will discuss misconceptions about wildlife that persist and spread through the media, Hollywood, and word of mouth. Conventional wisdom such as “bats are blind” that “everyone knows” is true, may not be. Dylan will … Continue reading
Photo of Adrian by Todd Gustafson In the center of South America lies Brazil’s Pantanal, the world’s largest inland wetland. This immense, seasonally flooded region hosts a breathtaking array of wildlife. It is home to a large variety of wetland … Continue reading