The mission of the Onondaga Audubon Society is to engender in Central and Northern New Yorkers a greater appreciation for their land, water, and other natural resources, and to increase respect for the wildlife that inhabits these places, especially birds. Onondaga Audubon believes this focus will lead to wiser use of these resources, and we encourage such use through program meetings, field trips, sanctuary management, and environmental education.
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- Whisky Hollow Field Trip May 25, 2013 Whisky Hollow & Vicinity Traditional Spring migrants and breeding birds trip to the spec ial gorge which is an Important Bird Area and partly protected by Save the County. We’ll look for several vireos, Cerulean, Hooded, and Mourning Wa rblers; Scarlet Tanager; Barred Owl, which nests there; and Acadian Fly catcher, found only a few places in Region 5.…
- Three Rivers WMA Field Trip June 1, 2013 Three Rivers Wildlife Management Area Level hike which passes through woods and brushy fields. This t rip usually produces many warblers and sparrows. There may be both Bald Eag le and Osprey nests. Easy. About ¾ day. Call Joe Brin 638-8309 for details.
