Brookville Lake Area Waterfowl & Late Fall Migrants Date: Sunday, November 26, 2023 Co-Leader: Jack Stenger, (513) 503-3389, jackstenger@gmail.com Co-Leader: Jay Stenger, (513) 522-8147, jaystenger1@gmail.com Meet: 7:30 a.m. at the Park & Ride Lot at I-275 Exit # 7. See directions below. The focus of this trip will be the fall waterfowl migration, which ... Read more
Tree ID Walk at Spring Grove Cemetery and Arboretum Sponsored by Greater Cincinnati Wild Ones Chapter Sunday, December 3rd, 2023 10:30 am to 12:00 pm 4521 Spring Grove Ave, Cincinnati, OH, 45232 Free, Public welcome, Nature walk/hike, Chapter Social Public restrooms, drinking fountains The focus of this field trip, lead by Dr. Denis ... Read more
The Christmas Bird Count is a tradition begun in 1900. Participants divide into groups to count all the birds they can find in a circle which is 15 miles in diameter, then meet to add up their results. See the National Audubon Society web site for more information on what the Christmas Bird Count is ... Read more
The Christmas Bird Count is a tradition begun in 1900. Participants divide into groups to count all the birds they can find in a circle which is 15 miles in diameter, then meet to add up their results. See the National Audubon Society web site for more information on what the Christmas Bird Count is ... Read more
The Christmas Bird Count is a tradition begun in 1900. Participants divide into groups to count all the birds they can find in a circle which is 15 miles in diameter, then meet to add up their results. See the National Audubon Society web site for more information on what the Christmas Bird Count is ... Read more
The Christmas Bird Count is a tradition begun in 1900. Participants divide into groups to count all the birds they can find in a circle which is 15 miles in diameter, then meet to add up their results. See the National Audubon Society web site for more information on what the Christmas Bird Count is ... Read more
The Christmas Bird Count is a tradition begun in 1900. Participants divide into groups to count all the birds they can find in a circle which is 15 miles in diameter, then meet to add up their results. See the National Audubon Society web site for more information on what the Christmas Bird Count is ... Read more
The Christmas Bird Count is a tradition begun in 1900. Participants divide into groups to count all the birds they can find in a circle which is 15 miles in diameter, then meet to add up their results. See the National Audubon Society web site for more information on what the Christmas Bird Count is ... Read more
