Fur, Fat, and Feathers
For this throwback program, we will explore Baltimore Woods for signs of winter animal adaptations and discuss many of the different techniques animals use to cope with the winter months.
For this throwback program, we will explore Baltimore Woods for signs of winter animal adaptations and discuss many of the different techniques animals use to cope with the winter months.
Come along to learn about the many adaptations that woodpeckers use to survive.
For this throwback program, we will take a naturalist-led walk in search of witch-hazel, ghost flowers, and other unusual plant, animal, and insect life of Baltimore Woods.
Let's grab some nets and run through the fields to see how many different insects we can find.
Let's grab some nets and run through the fields to see how many different insects we can find.
Join Baltimore Woods naturalist and artist Anna Stunkel and Onondaga Audubon Program Chair Emma Borys for a creative evening of bird sketching. This program is designed for adults and children age 12+.
Learn about turtles and meet our turtle friends who live in the John A. Weeks Interpretive Center at Baltimore Woods!
In this program, we will search for returning songbirds and learn more about where they travel and the habitats that they need throughout their migration.
Through getting to know local waterfowl, we will enrich our knowledge of bird migration and learn about the importance of Onondaga Lake along birds' journeys.
Come learn how to identify frogs by sound as we venture out to frog and toad hotspots within Baltimore Woods.