What to see now...
White-tailed Deer
In fall, mating season begins..Deer become more active. Note that male’s antlers have grown in.
Goldenrod
This beautiful native is an important source of nectar for birds, bees and butterflies.
New England Aster
Blooming in fall, this is an important late season source of nectar for our pollinators.
Fall Foliage
Within the next 100 years our fall colors may no longer contain the brilliant red of the sugar maple tree. According to projections from the US forest service, it is likely that the maple will be gone from our landscape.
Take a Walk...
Learn all about the Animals and Plants that live here in Northern Westchester! Wonder what you are seeing? Would you like to find a trail to walk? You can learn interesting inform about local ecosystems, and all the natural wonders around us.
Check out our article about Native Americans. Post your sightings. Read about our local preserves. Learn about native plants (and invasive ones). Curious about snakes? Wonder about that bird you just saw?
It’s all here.
Take a Walk...
Learn all about the Animals and Plants that live here in Northern Westchester! Wonder what you are seeing? Would you like to find a trail to walk? You can learn interesting inform about local ecosystems, and all the natural wonders around us.
Check out our article about Native Americans. Post your sightings. Read about our local preserves. Learn about native plants (and invasive ones). Curious about snakes? Wonder about that bird you just saw?
It’s all here.
From my window inside my house,I saw a large animal in my driveway that looked like a bobcat. It moved into my backyard and was quickly out of sight.
Red tailed hawk
Visit Our Other Preserves...
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