Most people know the famous Monarch, but there are many other species of butterflies flying in June for those who look for them. From large swallowtails to tiny, tricky skippers, James and Mark will help find and identify these early summer fliers on this afternoon walk. For those interested, this is a great primer to join our local Durham butterfly counts in late June and early July!
Canada Day isn't just about flashy fireworks! Join Derek on this morning outing to search for a rich diversity of "little brown jobs" and appreciate the subtle differences of this oft-overlooked group of songbirds. We'll visit a site with variety of microhabitats where up to eight species breed, including uncommon Vesper, Clay-colored and Grasshopper Sparrows.
Followed by a Summer Break... More programming coming in the fall!
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