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Newsletter — June, 2020
All the latest news and events happening at the Closter Nature Center.
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Newsletter — May, 2020
All the latest news and events happening at the Closter Nature Center.
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Newsletter — March, 2020
All the latest news and events happening at the Closter Nature Center.
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Everyone Poops, June 2020 Deer Buffet OUTSIDE Native Species Exclosure 4/20 Lonely Bird 4/22/20 Tadpoles in Training 4/2/20 Rocky Raccoon… 2/16/20 Foxy 2/9/20 Red Tailed Hawk? You decide. 1/23/20 Deer Foraging 1/11/20
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Jim Oettinger’s Story
My parents moved to Carlson Court in 1956, I grew up “in the woods” which is now protected Nature Center land. Directly behind my house is the top portion of the “orange enclosure” When I say I grew up in the woods….I spent many a full day there, exploring, building tree houses, playing Army, […]
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Newsletter — February, 2020
All the latest news and events happening at the Closter Nature Center. Newsletter
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Newsletter — January, 2020
All the latest news and events happening at the Closter Nature Center.
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Newsletter — December, 2019
Christmas Bird Count Get to Know Your Winter Neighbors: The Birds in Your Yard On Saturday, December 14th, from 10 AM to 1 PM, The Nature Center will host an “Open Porch” for backyard birders – an opportunity to drop by the porch of the cabin by the pond and join others in observing and […]
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Naturalist Notes: December, 2019
When fall turns to winter, it’s time for many wonderful sights in the world of nature. One of my favorites is winter bird activity- and the ease of viewing them in the sleeping majesty of bare forest trees. Another that gets little attention but amazes me every time I see it: needle ice. Needle ice […]
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Newsletter — November, 2019
COMMUNITY PROGRAMS SPECIAL PROGRAM: BATS, BATS, BATS! With Joe D’Angeli Sunday, November 17th at 2 PM Throughout the world, bats have been misunderstood and persecuted, causing a serious decline in the bat population. The program “BATS, BATS, BATS!” was established to bring this matter to the public’s attention. Find out why bats are now being protected […]
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