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November 7, 2021
A lifelong nature lover, Nancy spends a significant amount of her time photographing the natural environment and landscape surrounding her home in the northeast corner of Connecticut. She is an advocate for preserving the beauty of wild places and her portfolio reminds us that travel to far-off destinations in not a requirement for wildlife and landscape photographers.
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November 8, 2021
A lifelong nature lover, Nancy spends a significant amount of her time photographing the natural environment and landscape surrounding her home in the northeast corner of Connecticut. She is an advocate for preserving the beauty of wild places and her portfolio reminds us that travel to far-off destinations in not a requirement for wildlife and landscape photographers.
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November 9, 2021
A lifelong nature lover, Nancy spends a significant amount of her time photographing the natural environment and landscape surrounding her home in the northeast corner of Connecticut. She is an advocate for preserving the beauty of wild places and her portfolio reminds us that travel to far-off destinations in not a requirement for wildlife and landscape photographers.
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November 9, 2021
Their field markers may not be as brightly colored as other songbird species, but nonetheless, sparrows are striking! They are also among the birds that can be challenging to identify. Learn about which species can be seen in Connecticut.
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November 10, 2021
A lifelong nature lover, Nancy spends a significant amount of her time photographing the natural environment and landscape surrounding her home in the northeast corner of Connecticut. She is an advocate for preserving the beauty of wild places and her portfolio reminds us that travel to far-off destinations in not a requirement for wildlife and landscape photographers.
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November 11, 2021
A lifelong nature lover, Nancy spends a significant amount of her time photographing the natural environment and landscape surrounding her home in the northeast corner of Connecticut. She is an advocate for preserving the beauty of wild places and her portfolio reminds us that travel to far-off destinations in not a requirement for wildlife and landscape photographers.
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November 12, 2021
A lifelong nature lover, Nancy spends a significant amount of her time photographing the natural environment and landscape surrounding her home in the northeast corner of Connecticut. She is an advocate for preserving the beauty of wild places and her portfolio reminds us that travel to far-off destinations in not a requirement for wildlife and landscape photographers.
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November 12, 2021
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November 13, 2021
A lifelong nature lover, Nancy spends a significant amount of her time photographing the natural environment and landscape surrounding her home in the northeast corner of Connecticut. She is an advocate for preserving the beauty of wild places and her portfolio reminds us that travel to far-off destinations in not a requirement for wildlife and landscape photographers.
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November 13, 2021
Despite its small size, Connecticut has a wide variety of habitats and within those habitats, a wide variety of bird species! Join teacher-naturalist Joe Attwater and compare the birds in the forests of the Preserve, the open grassland and shrublands of Avery Farm, and the saltmarshes and coastline of Rocky Neck. Each will bring its own unique array of birds and will showcase some of the best habitats the state has to offer! Programs are two hours in length. $10/members and $15 for non-members.
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November 13, 2021
Saturday, November 13
10AM to Noon
Take an easy-paced walk to learn about some of the common trees found at Deer Pond Farm. Instead of relying on leaves, flowers, fruit and nuts, the focus is on differences between branching, bark, twigs, and winter buds for identification.
Register here.
No fee.
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November 13, 2021
Saturday, November 13
1PM to 3PM
Every landscape tells a story about those who have passed before us and the lives they led. From stone wall architecture and abandoned cellars to wildlife food webs and tree species composition, New England’s forests are especially rich places to interpret the past. On this gentle 2 mile hike we will explore decades and even centuries old clues that remain on the landscape today as testament to the activities of humans before Deer Pond Farm was designated as a nature sanctuary. We’ll also discuss those implications for present day plants and wildlife.
Register here.
Adult member: $5
Child member: Free
Adult non-member: $10
Child non-member: $5
