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With the winter landscape covered in snow for the past week, the conditions were perfect for watching a particular(and perhaps peculiar)group of birds: Field Birds. While not an actual category or official ...

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Today at the Dupont Environmental Education Center in Wilmington, we had two refuge residents treat us to an afternoon of great views. They were intent on having lunch without regard us – the gawking onlookers.

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Sleds in hand, these visitors trek to Sledding Hill takes through the Ashland Covered Bridge during the middle of the snowstorm on Saturday, December 19.

Delaware Nature Society DuPont Environmental Education Center Holiday Happenings. DEEC is CLOSED Christmas and New Year’s days. If you want to experience the outdoors, join one of our free naturalist led walks held during the next two weekends: Saturday, Dec. 26th - 11am and 1pm; Sunday, Dec. 27th - 1pm and 3pm; Saturday, Jan. 2nd – 11 am and 1pm; Sunday, Jan. 3rd - 1pm and 3pm

Delaware Nature Society A New Year's Plant Count on Jan. 10. Build a Bird House on Jan. 16. January is chockfull of fun things to do at the Delaware Nature Society. Happy holidays -- we'll see you soon!

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This past weekend was not really a good time to go out on a nature expedition. Duty called,however,since the Middletown Christmas Bird Count washeld on Sunday, despite almost two feet of snow on the ...

Delaware Nature Society Mike Riska, our fearless leader, took this photo of Ashland Nature Center on Saturday during the snow storm.

Delaware Nature Society Win a $25 DNS Gift Certificate! Do you use LED decorative lighting? Wrap your gifts with comic strips? Send your best tip for celebrating the holidays in an environmentally responsible way to: Justin Williams, jwilliams@delawareonline.com, editor of AllGreentoMe at the News-Journal. You'll be entered to a win a $25 gi...ft certificate for a Delaware Nature Society program or membership.

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This month, Cape May, NJ has been a great place to see out-of-place birds. Topping the list was an Ivory Gull that came to town. Ivory Gulls usually stick to the Arctic, following Polar Bears around ...

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A male Sharp-shinned Hawk perches near the ground, searching the bushes for Juncos and other songbird prey. Photo by Derek Stoner.

Delaware Nature Society One more fan note from Girl Scout Troop 4424! Hannah Church wrote: Ashland Nature Center is so slick because you can go see butterflies in a big, huge cage. You can also go see a river. We went and me and my friend caught fish. It was totally awesome!

Delaware Nature Society We recently asked Girl Scout Troop 4424, based at New Garden Elementary, about their experience on an overnight program. Here's what Shannon said: I went to Ashland Nature Center with my troop. It was so much fun. We went on a night hike. In the morning we had pancakes and did a craft. Later we went to the stream. We ...caught bugs and fish and threw them back. "That was fun," I said to my mom as we were driving home.


















