Date: 4/7/25 4:04 pm From: Peter Saracino <petersaracino...> Subject: [cayugabirds-l] Winter Into Spring Interpretive Walk Continues this Saturday at Refuge
Folks it will be a wonderful day for an early spring hike this coming Saturday (4/12/25) to see things like the swelling buds of silver and red maples filling the woodlands with their red hues, and the rosettes of biennieal plants that have braved the long winter months while holding a space for the new growing season, and wild chives offering their pungent greenery, and cavity nesters like purple martins newly returned from South America and tree swallows newly arrived from winter homes in the southeast and robins and redwings and song sparrows and cardinals and cranes and swans and osprey and eagles and maybe even an early butterfly or a great horned owl......ya just never know. The planet's northern hemisphere is slowly, inexorably returning to life beneath an ever higher Sun. Come join us as we explore myriad examples assuring us that this is so. Hope to see you there. Pete Saracino/ Refuge Volunteer Naturalist/ New York State Master Naturalist Volunteer
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