![]() Salaries, Average Salary & Jobs Pay. Based on your input and our analysis. All fields are required for calculation accuracy. The City Birder. Below is a list of upcoming nature trips by local birding/conservation groups for Saturday, July 8, 2. Sunday, July 9, 2. Bedford Audubon Society. Sunday, July 9, 2. Butterflies at Muscoot Farm. Where: Muscoot Farm, 5. NY- 1. 00, Katonah, NY 1. Join Naturalist Tait Johansson and the Friends of Muscoot Farm for this nature walk. Early summer is a prime time for a butterfly walk on the beautiful grounds of Muscoot Farm. Bring binoculars, close- focusing ones if possible. ![]() Level of difficulty: Easy. Register with Susan at info@bedfordaudubon. Feminist Bird Club. Saturday, July 8, 2. Chance Encounters, by Corey Rubin. Opening Reception/ West Loop Walk - Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge**********Gateway National Recreation Area. Sunday, July 2, 2. Every Sunday Weekly from 0. Osprey Watch Guided Walk. Time: 1. 0: 0. 0am to 1. Location: Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge. Fees: Free. Ranger guided walk on the Osprey. Saturday, July 8, 2. Full Buck Moon Hike. Location: Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge. Fees: Free. Night- time nature walk. View Details. Sunday, July 9, 2. ![]() Full Moon Lantern Tours. Time: 8: 0. 0 PM to 9: 3. PMLocation: Fort Wadsworth. Join a ranger to explore Fort Wadsworth by moonlight. Formerly just a late-summer visitor to our Pacific Coast from its Mexican breeding colonies, the Elegant Tern has been reaching California in increasing numbers since. The happiest animal on Earth. The quokka is possibly the most well-known animal on Rottnest Island. It was first observed by a European in 1658 when the. World Population Awareness is a non-profit web publication seeking to inform people about overpopulation, unsustainability, and overconsumption; the impacts. Common along tropical and subtropical shores, the Royal Tern is a characteristic sight along the Gulf Coast and southern Atlantic Coast, less numerous in California. View Details**********Green- Wood Cemetery. June and July from 6- 7: 3. July 2nd),Sundays August 6th and 2. Summer Birding Sundays. In July we should see the offspring of our resident red- tailed hawk bravely preparing to leave the nest. Warbler songs will be replaced by chirring Cicadas and the tweets of fledgling birds. Butterflies and dragonflies are abundant. By late- July, expect the arrival of the first southbound migrants. You must register prior to the morning of the tour. Click here. Grab a copy of our Bird Checklist before you begin. Comfortable footwear is recommended. ![]() ![]() Green. The colorful, fragrant gardens and the vibrant lakes at NYBG attract beautiful avian creatures. Come observe summer’s greatest show of shows watching butterflies, dragonflies and birds at their best. Meet at the Reflecting Pool at the Leon Levy Visitor Center. ![]() Included in All- Garden Pass. Get Tickets**********New York City Audubon Society. Weekly on Saturdays, until Jul 2. Van Cortlandt Bird Walks, The Bronx. Guides: NYC Audubon, Van Cortlandt Park Conservancy with the Van Cortlandt Park Conservancy. Antarctica Voyages Ross Sea Antarctic Cruising: In the Wake of Scott & Shackleton. ![]() Meet at Van Cortlandt Nature Center. The history of birding and Van Cortlandt Park are inseparable. Cruickshank got their starts on Van Cortlandt’s ecologically diverse grounds. These walks celebrate the tradition set forth by these great ornithologists. Participants will look for various species of residents and migrants and discuss a wide range of avian topics. For more information, please call 2. No registration necessary. Free. Saturday, July 8, 2. Breeding Birds of Nickerson Beach and Marine Nature Study Area. Guide: Tod Winston. Join Tod Winston in exploring two popular birding spots that are a little hard to get to for car- less New Yorkers. Departing early to beat the heat, we’ll first seek out breeding common and least terns, American oystercatchers, piping plovers, and black skimmers at Nickerson Beach. Then we’ll walk the boardwalks of the nearby Marine Nature Study Area in search of nesting saltmarsh and seaside sparrows, as well as osprey, herons, egrets, and shorebirds. Transport by passenger van included. Limited to 1. 2. We'll look for uncommon breeding warbler specialties at Doodletown, such as cerulean, hooded, blue- winged, golden- winged, and worm- eating warblers; We will then head to the Constitution Marsh Audubon Sanctuary to explore a brackish marsh along the Hudson River. Transport by passenger van included. Limited to 1. 2. This is a special opportunity to see Freshkills Park in transition from what was once the world’s largest landfill into an expansive park. Currently closed to the general public, the Park is home to rolling grasslands, tidal marshes, successional woodlands and a freshwater pond system, which host an array of breeding birds, butterflies, mammals, frogs, and turtles. Grasshopper sparrows, osprey, yellow warblers, and blue grosbeaks nest alongside wrens, blackbirds, orioles and shorebirds. Wading birds feed on the mudflats at low tide while hawks and vultures soar above. On calm, sunny days, one can expect to find nearly two dozen species of butterflies as they nectar among the grasses and woodlands. Transport by passenger van on S. I. Limited to 1. 2. Long Pond hosts the greatest diversity of dragonflies of any single location on Staten Island. Participants will be able to study a variety of dragonflies and their particular behaviors. There will be opportunity for discussing basic dragonfly identification and biology. Participants will meet at the corner of Page Avenue and Academy Place near Public School 6, the Corporal Allan F. Kivlehan School located at 5. Page Avenue. For more information call Seth Wollney at (7. Sunday, July 9, 2. Greenbelt – Meiner Dam and Moses Mountain @ Greenbelt Nature Center. Join Hillel Lofaso for a cool summer walk along the white Buck’s Hollow trail to the Meisner Dam and then Moses Mt. Bring beverage and snack. Some minimal wet walking. Meet at the Greenbelt Nature Center parking lot. We go in all weather. For more information, phone Hillel at (7. Urban Park Rangers. Saturday, July 8, 2. Bird Walks at Van Cortlandt Nature Center (in Van Cortlandt Park), Bronx. Head to the park to join bird walks led by experts from the NYC Audubon! Bird walks focus on wildlife happenings in the park. Free! Sunday, July 9, 2. Summer Birding at Wave Hill, Bronx. Naturalist Gabriel Willow contributes his extensive knowledge of diverse bird species and their behavior on these captivating walks through the gardens and woodlands.**********Young Birders Club. Sunday July 9, 2. Rain date 7/1. 6/1. Nickerson Beach (Nassau County, Long Island)Trip Leader: Josh Cantor. This promises to be a very exciting trip! We'll be looking for breeding Common and Least Terns, American Oystercatchers, Piping Plovers, and Black Skimmers, along with other shorebirds on the beach. If you enjoy taking pictures of birds, you should have some really fantastic opportunities on this trip! Watch your Inbox for directions and details on meeting time and location. Plan to bring binoculars and a camera! Trip Registration Form due by 6/3.
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