BARNSTABLE
NEWCOMERS CLUB
Hi Everyone,
At our April Newcomers Club Meeting Ron Lyons
volunteered to coordinate some walking activities for us. At this time he is
planning to go on 3 walks and invites all interested members to join with him
for some socializing and learning in the outdoors.
Information on this initial set of walks is provided
below.
If you are interested, please contact Ron Lyons by email or
telephone. He can be reached at
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or at
508-428-8741.
Frank McIntosh
President, Barnstable Newcomers Club 2011-2012
UPCOMING WALKS
Tue, May 15, 2012 10:00 am - 11:30 am Shorebirds of
Popponesset
http://www.massaudubon.org/catalog/listing.php?program_code=370-LP12SP1
Sponsored by Long Pasture Wildlife Sanctuary
Location: Popponesset
Spit Wildlife Sanctuary
Instructor: Chris Walz
- Property Manager
Audience:
Adult
Fee: Adults $6.00m/
$8.00nm
Stroll the sands of Popponesset Spit in search of terns, endangered piping
plovers, and their relatives. In this short stretch of narrow and exposed
barrier beach along the southern coast of Cape Cod, you may encounter the
ritualized courtship behaviors of roseate terns, see the camouflaged nests of
plovers, and observe many shorebird species foraging at low tide. Discover how
these diminutive creatures survive the windswept conditions of the
spit.
Saturday June 2 Walk to
discover Box Turtles and their Habitat
Please contact Ron for more information about this
walk.
Tue, Jun 12, 2012 9:00 am - 11:00 am Hike Sandy Neck: From
Ospreys and Piping Plovers to Diamondback Terrapins
http://www.massaudubon.org/catalog/listing.php?program_code=375-LP12SP2
Sponsored by Long Pasture Wildlife Sanctuary
Location: Sandy Neck
Beach, East Sandwich
Instructor: Chris Walz
- Property Manager
Audience: All
(suitable for children 0 - 18 years)
Fee: Adults $6.00m/
$8.00nm, Children $0.00m/ $0.00nm
Walk along the salt marsh, dunes and beach seeking signs of wildlife from
wading shorebirds to mammal tracks to swooping swallows. Sandy Neck is full of
surprises.