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Fourth and final WEDNESDAY MORNING RADNOR LAKE WALK….MAY 10TH
Join NTOS as we celebrate spring with our annual Wednesday morning walks...THE FINAL WALK FOR SPRING WILL BE MAY 10th.. Meet at 7:30 am in the west parking lot of Radnor Lake SP near the kiosks. Tim Ryan will be your leader today. We talk the same route each time so if you're running late
Monthly Meeting – May 18th
Radnor Lake Visitors Center 1160 Otter Creek Rd, Oak Hill, United StatesMonthly meeting at Radnor Lake Visitor's Center off Otter Creek Rd. 7 pm All welcome... Program - Ken Oeser – Birding the British Isles Ken Oeser will take us along on a trip he made in July, 2022 that covered Ireland, Northern Ireland, Wales, Scotland and England. Highlights include the highest point in the UK
TENTATIVE…May 27th Field Trip to Fort Campbell…CANCELLED
This field trip has been cancelled. We were NOT able to gain access to Fort Campbell that day. We will try to reschedule in the future. Our apologies...
Monthly meeting June 15th
Monthly meeting at Radnor Lake Visitor's Center off Otter Creek Rd. 7 pm All welcome! Program - Jonathan May traveled to Southern Africa last year – a trip that included Zambia, Botswana and South Africa. The focus of the safari was the Okavango Delta, a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the earth’s largest
NO MONTHLY MEETING in JULY or AUGUST
We take a hiatus for the months of July and August so there are no meetings or formal field trips. Meetings will resume on September 21st. See you then....
September 9, 2023 – Field Trip to Duck River NWR
As anyone familiar with Middle Tennessee’s avifauna knows, the Duck River unit of the Tennessee NWR is one of the top birding hotspots in the region. By early September, shorebird migration should be in full swing, and wading birds (herons and egrets) should still be present in good numbers. Land bird migration should be ticking
First FALL Wednesday morning Migration Radnor Lake walk
Radnor Lake Visitors Center 1160 Otter Creek Rd, Oak Hill, United StatesJoin NTOS as we begin yet another year of Wednesday morning Radnor Lake State Park FALL MIGRATION BIRD WALKS. Meet at 7:30 am in the parking lot outside the Visitor's Center by 7:30 am. Today your leader will be Melinda Welton. In case you're running late the route is always the same. Up the road,
FALL FLOCK POT LUCK DINNER – September 21st – 6:30 pm
Summer is all but over so it's time to FLOCK back together for our monthly meetings. And what better way than to kick-off a new year than to have a POT LUCK. We will meet at 6:30 pm bring your favorite pot luck dish and tales of your summer adventures to share. See you there!!
Second of four Radnor Lake Migration walks set for September 27th…
Join NTOS for the second of four Wednesday morning Radnor Lake State Park FALL MIGRATION BIRD WALKS. Meet at 7:30 am in the parking lot outside the Visitor's Center by 7:30 am. Today your leader will be Grant Winters. In case you're running late the route is always the same. Up the road, across the
FALL COUNT – Saturday, September 30th
The NTOS FALL bird count will take place on Saturday, September 30th, 2023. If you're interested in counting that day please contact Barbara Harris for more information or to sign up. harrbarbara@bellsouth.net Count days are always fun, a good way to learn about birds in our area and bird with other bird enthusiasts. You can
Third of four Radnor Lake Migration walks…October 4th
Join NTOS for the 3rd in our series of Wednesday morning Radnor Lake State Park FALL MIGRATION BIRD WALKS. Meet at 7:30 am in the parking lot outside the Visitor's Center by 7:30 am. Today your leader will be Danny Shelton In case you're running late the route is always the same. Up the road,
The last in our FALL Migration walk series at Radnor Lake…October 11th.
Join NTOS for the last Wednesday morning Radnor Lake State Park FALL MIGRATION BIRD WALKS this season. Meet at 7:30 am in the parking lot outside the Visitor's Center by 7:30 am. Today your leader will be Cherie Parker. In case you're running late the route is always the same. Up the road, across the