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Wednesday, September 18th – First Fall Radnor Lake Wednesday morning walk
Wednesday, September 18th – First Fall Radnor Lake Wednesday morning walk
September 18th begins another year of NTOS Wednesday morning Radnor walks. This long tradition dates back from 45 years and is still a popular event for our Chapter. Richard Connors will be leading today's walk. Please meet him BY 7:30 am near the kiosk in the parking lot of the Radnor Lake Visitor's Center. The
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FALL FLOCK…SEPTEMBER 19TH…POT LUCK
FALL FLOCK…SEPTEMBER 19TH…POT LUCK
Join us as we flock back together with a good old fashion Pot Luck event on Thursday, September 19th. We will begin gathering at 6 pm...eat by 6:30 pm...conduct a short informational meeting and then enjoy a program by our own Mike Smith. Hope you'll join the fun!
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NTOS Field Trip – new reschedule date.
NTOS Field Trip – new reschedule date.
September 14th – Shelby Bottoms (Phase 3 and Cornelia Fort) As fall migration heats up, we’ll check out one of the best spots in Nashville for weary migrants to rest and refuel. We’ll meet at the Forrest Green Trailhead, otherwise known as the entrance to Phase 3. We will bird the paved path through the
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September 25th – 2nd Wednesday morning Fall Radnor Lake Walk
September 25th – 2nd Wednesday morning Fall Radnor Lake Walk
September 25th is the second NTOS Wednesday morning Radnor walk. This long tradition dates back from 45 years and is still a popular event for our Chapter. Kevin Bowden will be leading today’s walk. Please meet him BY 7:30 am near the kiosk in the parking lot of the Radnor Lake Visitor’s Center. The route
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FALL BIRD COUNT – Saturday, October 5, 2024
NTOS will hold our annual FALL BIRD COUNT on Saturday, October 5, 2024. Chair, Barbara Harris will be coordinating so all questions should be directed to her at harrbarbara@bellsouth.net. Please put FALL BIRD count in the subject line as an assist. We count all of Davidson County with area leaders taking the lead to count