• Fun With Caterpillars

    Cranberry Mountain WMA Patterson, NY, United States

    Caterpillars are a critical component of forest food webs. They are the most abundant tree-feeding herbivores in Connecticut forests and are the primary food source for songbirds. Join Rob Clark, a PhD Candidate at Wesleyan University, for a day as a “Citizen Scientist”, learning about insect ecology and collecting real, scientific data. The program will
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  • Several Tips for Better Nature Photography

    Cranberry Mountain WMA Patterson, NY, United States

    Sherman resident and fine art photographer John Charles will offer a workshop on "Several Tips for Better Nature Photography." This workshop is for anyone interested in outdoor photography, whether film or digital media, beginner or advanced photographer, point-and-shoot camera or complicated DSLR. (The workshop will be non-denominational, so religious debates concerning "Nikon vs. Canon" will
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  • Big Apple Birds

    Cranberry Mountain WMA Patterson, NY, United States

    Tourists abound in New York City, including the thousands upon thousands of migrating birds that pass through the city’s parks to rest and refuel on their long journeys. Places like Central Park are world famous for bird-watching, but are they any good for the birds themselves? Come hear Great Hollow Executive Director, Chad Seewagen’s presentation
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  • The Bobcat – Connecticut’s Secretive Wild Cat

    Cranberry Mountain WMA Patterson, NY, United States

    Join us for a fascinating presentation on the natural history of Bobcats in Connecticut by Master Wildlife Conservationist, Paul Colburn. We’ll hear about this elusive cat’s diet, behavior, and reproduction, and the habitats in CT in which it lives. Bobcat artifacts will be shared with the audience. Paul Colburn is a certified Master Wildlife Conservationist
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  • Make Your Own Bird Feeders – morning session

    Cranberry Mountain WMA Patterson, NY, United States

    Help out your backyard feathered friends this winter by making your very own biodegradable bird feeders. Join us on Sunday, December 4th as we make bird food garlands and suet log feeders that you can take home and proudly display in your yard to attract cardinals, chickadees, nuthatches, woodpeckers, and more. Two sessions are available, 10:00 am
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