The Sing Sing Greenway in Ossining, NY, is a historic accessible path through a beautiful gorge and next to a peaceful creek.
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Eastern Tiger Swallowtail – Species Spotlight # 10
The Eastern Tiger Swallowtail (Papilio glaucus) is a common North American butterfly with an amazing defense system as a caterpillar.
Comments closedAmerican Toad – Species Spotlight # 9
The American Toad also known as the “Hop Toad,” is a common amphibian in the eastern United States and Canada.
Comments closedGreat Blue Heron: Species Spotlight #8
Great Blue Heron are the largest of the heron species in North America. They are majestic creatures and a sight to behold.
Comments closedInvasive Water Chestnut: Species Spotlight #7
The Water Chestnut is a protected and coveted species for some but an invasive destructive plant to others.
Comments closedNorth American Elk: Species Spotlight #6
The North American Elk (Cervus canadensis) also known as the Wapiti are one of the largest types of species belonging to the deer family.
Comments closedTibbetts Brook Park – Spectacular Urban Hike with a Twist
Tibbetts Brook Park is located between two great cities and offers nature enthusiasts an escape from the concrete jungle.
Comments closedWhite-Tailed Deer: Species Spotlight Issue #5
White-Tailed (Odocoileus virginianus) are a nuisance to motorists, a prize to hunters, and a treat for hikers.
Comments closedThe Great Egret: Species Spotlight Issue #4
This symbol of the Audubon Society is a grand bird to see in the wild. Their slender necks and careful approach are a sight to behold.
Comments closedMute Swans: Species Spotlight Issue #3
These majestic creatures are quite a treat when you come across them, but their history in the U.S. brings a caveat.
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