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Audubon Community Nature Center to Resume Admission Fees

Audubon Community Nature Center to Resume Admission Fees
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[LISTEN] Community Matters – Leigh Rovegno – July 15, 2021

[LISTEN] Community Matters – Leigh Rovegno – July 15, 2021
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Residents Asked to Take Down Bird Feeders, Bird Baths in Wake of Songbird Mortality Event

Residents Asked to Take Down Bird Feeders, Bird Baths in Wake of Songbird Mortality Event
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Most Commonly Seen Birds in Western New York


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While you may not realize it, you see and hear a variety of birds every day while grabbing the mail, outside your windows, on your way to work, watching their kid’s play just about everywhere.
But despite birds being all over the place, we are probably only able to name a handful of them. We've put together a small gallery (it would take us hours to construct a complete one) that covers many of the birds you are likely to see on a regular basis throughout the Western New York area. Species listed here can be seen around the majority of backyards and feeders.  As mentioned this gallery lists some of the more popular and colorful varieties of birds that frequent the Niagara Frontier.

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An amazing show for the month | News, Sports, Jobs


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Photos by Jeff Tome
Every forest has its own wildflowers. These Virginia Bluebells prefer wet forests.
Wildflowers explode across the forest floor like a slow moving fireworks show. It starts with a trickle of hepatica, then bursts with thousands of pink and white Spring Beauties blooming en masse. Then, bright yellow Trout Lilies bloom in bursts scattered through the forest. Trilliums appear after that, forming masses of white and maroon. The forest changes week by week each May as wildflowers burst out in full color, then disappear while another flower bursts out.
The flowers don’t really disappear. Many of these perennials are probably older than I am and grow from the same root each year. Their flowers disappear, but the plants linger for weeks or months as they create seeds to spread their little plant babies about the forest. Later, they die back completely and leave their space open for a new flower to fill later in the season.

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Little explorers to learn about decomposers | News, Sports, Jobs

Plants and animals don’t live forever, and eventually every living thing breaks down, turning into soil, water, or air. Adults and the 3-8 year old child(r

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Both large and small, rocks litter our landscape | News, Sports, Jobs


Giant rocks make for the best playgrounds.
Every Friday for the last few weeks, a couple of the kids attending ACNC’s Outdoor Classroom program have spent part of the afternoon hike collecting rocks. Audubon sits on a wetland and as such does not have an overabundance of large rocks, so the rocks they find are mostly those that have been put down with gravel or the occasional smaller one found on the trail. Most people walk right over them without a second thought, but these seemingly uninteresting rocks are immensely important to the kids who find them.
A little sparkle, a hint of pink or an entirely smooth rock is magnified by their interest and connection with this rock because they have made the choice to claim it as their own. It is now their rock that they put time and energy into choosing, picking or digging up and carrying with them. At the end of the day, many of these rocks are left behind for others to discover and a couple are brought home to add to their rock collection.

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Photo contest efforts must happen naturally | News, Sports, Jobs


Special to the OBSERVER
Categories are:
¯ Fauna — any wild animal. No photos of animals in captivity, such as pets, zoos, or rehab animals.
¯ Flora — all plants, fungi, lichens, etc.
¯ Landscapes — Waterscapes: Mountains, forests, fields, deserts, etc.; oceans, lakes, ponds, rivers, creeks, etc.
Winners in both the adult (ages 18 or older, or out of high school) and youth (ages 8 to 18, or still in high school) divisions in all three categories will each receive a $200 cash prize.
The winning photographs and 12 finalists – six youth and six adults – will be displayed indefinitely on the contest website along with the photographer’s name and city/state/country. ACNC will print the winning photographs for exhibit in the Nature Center, and winners and finalists will be named in a news release that is widely distributed, including to their local media when known.

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Clymer Central School Eyes New Summer Program | News, Sports, Jobs


John Whittaker
Clymer Central School second-graders are pictured taking part in activities focusing on the natural habitat provided recently by the Audubon Community Nature Center.
Photos courtesy Clymer Central School
CLYMER — A new summer program is coming for Clymer Central School District residents that partners with the town’s existing summer recreation program.
During a recent Board of Education meeting, Josh Tedone, Clymer elementary school principal, discussed a new summer camp that will be available to all district students in kindergarten through sixth grades. The literacy camp would be held Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays starting around the second week of July.

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Master Gardeners offer in-person programming | News, Sports, Jobs


Pictured are community gardens at Jamestown Community College on Curtis Street tended by Chautauqua County Master Gardeners.
The Cornell Cooperative Extension Master Gardeners is returning to in-person programs in 2021.
In Chautauqua County the Master Gardeners are all volunteers. The goal of the program is to bring sustainable, tested and educationally based garden training to community gardeners and the general public. Activities are widely available to the public and allow Master Gardener volunteers to help others through their skills and advice in building and maintaining beautiful and productive gardens.
Master Gardener volunteers will once again offer visits to their demonstration garden which is now located at Jamestown Community College on Curtis street. Events will adhere to guidelines from the Center for Disease Control and local Health Department recommendations. At the demonstration garden, plants grown are applicable to the area. Gardeners will teach skills and techniques that will help to make anyone have a “green thumb”. Several Master Gardeners will be present to assist and answer questions.

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