A leisurely walk at Indian Creek Nature Center to discover what butterflies, dragonflies, and damselflies are out and about. As we seek out the colorful butterflies, we’ll discuss adaptations that help them survive, the plants they lay eggs on, and those they get nectar from. Some dragonflies and damselflies will be breeding nearby in a shallow pond. We’ll learn about their lives as we observe their fascinating behaviors. Meet at the end of the access road (note DEC Sign) about a mile north (towards Canton) of the nature center drive on the east side of Rt. 14. Ticks are common these days, so please dress appropriately.