What we’re about
Open, informal group for the appreciation of nature and wildflowers. Also for birders, butterfly lovers, and folks concerned about declining numbers of bees. We'll take field-trips to see wildflowers in nature, in gardens, and in nurseries. In winter, we'll meet for coffee or cocktails.
Upcoming events (2)
See all- Summer Wildflowers Walk at Summer Hill Natural AreaSummer Hill Natural Area, Clifton Park, NY
PLEASE NOTE: To attend, you must (1) RSVP to reserve your spot (as this event will be limited to 16 participants) AND (2) send an email request to david.behm.curiousbynature@gmail.com for directions as to where we will meet. My reply will also include a trail map for this outing.
We will stroll along a woodland nature trail through a portion of the Summer Hill Natural Area (Town of Clifton Park) in search of blooming wildflowers. Trail surface is asphalt – please wear proper footwear if you intend to step off the trail to view plants up close.
Weather cancellation: This event will be cancelled if any of the following is occurring or is forecast for this destination at that time:
- thunderstorms (or any other severe weather),
- moderate or heavy rainfall (i.e., more than drizzle/mist or intermittent showers), or
- gusty or sustained winds (i.e., treetops are noticeably swaying back and forth).
- A Beautiful CanuckVischer Ferry Nature and Historic Preserve, Clifton Park, NY
PLEASE NOTE: This walk begins at 10am to avoid the hottest part of the day.
We’ll be looking for blooming Canada Lily (Lilium canadense) at Vischer Ferry Nature and Historic Preserve in the Town of Clifton Park. For a close-up view, you’ll need to step off the footpath through mowed grass into taller grass or amongst shrubs along the trail; please wear proper attire and footwear.
View a variety of floral arrangements exhibited by this beautiful native lily.
Weather cancellation: This event will be cancelled if any of the following is occurring or is forecast for this destination at that time:
- thunderstorms (or any other severe weather),
- moderate or heavy rainfall (i.e., more than drizzle/mist or intermittent showers), or
- gusty or sustained winds (i.e., treetops are noticeably swaying back and forth).
