Last Saturday, MFNC members, old and new, joined Gillian Mastromatteo for a walk around Morris Island (predominantly on the railway trail) to view Odonata (Dragonflies and Damselflies).  We had perfect weather for our first 2021 post lockdown outing. Perfect for us (temperature and very few mosquitoes) but a bit Continue reading →

“While the forest canopy is starting to awaken, it has not yet blocked the sunlight from reaching the forest floor where spring ephemerals such as bloodroot bask in its warmth,” notes Michael Runtz, after walking the trail in late April.

Our April 2021 meeting brought an abundance of sightings. Here are just a few (left to right).

Ann Lambert photographed a Snowy Owl catching dining on its catch before the river opened up.

Steven Duff photographed a Black-backed Woodpecker in Galetta.

Included in Murray and Judy Borer’s March 23 sightings Continue reading →