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Naturalist Field Programs

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Dragonfly perched on a stick. 
Dragonfly in Mashomack Dragonfly perched on a stick. © Kevin Munroe
Event Overview

Explore Mashomack and learn about the wonders of nature alongside a Nature Conservancy naturalist. Get a glimpse into the world of dragonflies; learn how to identify different types of flowers, trees and grass; have fun with fireflies; or observe birds throughout the seasons.

Field programs offer participants the opportunity to learn from experts. Some field programs are family friendly; see individual program registration link for more details.

Advanced program registration required.

Fireflies in the Meadows—July 10

Remember the joy of watching the twinkling lights of fireflies on a summer evening? Join us for a walk in Mashomack’s meadows to learn about this amazing insect while using hand nets to get a close-up view of “nature’s fireworks.” All ages welcome.

Register here.

 

Dragonfly Field Day—July 11

Dragonflies are beautiful and fascinating insects that play a key role in nature. Join the South Fork Natural History Museum and The Nature Conservancy’s dragonfly expert Kevin Munroe as he leads this exploration at Mashomack’s Bass Creek and Sanctuary Pond. Use hand nets to gently capture dragonflies and get a rare, close-up look at them. You’ll even get a chance to briefly hold them before they’re safely released. All are welcome. Parent or guardian required.

Register here.