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Eastern Kingbird Family
This was a fantastic spot to view the building of the next, the babies and all of the hunting and caretaking.
It was located about 15 feet from the shore, so it was protected to an extent, and the placid water is a haven for damsel and dragon flies. The adult birds were almost always within sight as they hunted and returned.
At times, one would sit at the edge of the nest and spread it's wings to help shelter the young from the direct sun.
The Showdown
Twice the frog attempted to swallow the crawfish by the head, and had to retreat.
After a 15 minute standoff, the frog took a position between the crawfish and the water it was trying to get to.
I'll never know who won, because this started a standoff between myself and my wife and the insects that were attacking us.
We lost as these two waited each other out.
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North Country Butterflies
We will do a walk along the Tooley Pond Road, leaving the maintained trail occasionally, to see what butterflies might be about. Though the past is no guarantee of the future, last year around this time I found the largest number of species I’ve ever seen in the north country at this ordinary-looking site. Regardless, we’ll enjoy what we see, and will discuss their life histories, note the plants they lay their eggs on, which plants they get nectar from, and special adaptations that help them survive.
Unveiling the Secret Lives of Nesting Loons – Presentation
Join staff from the Adirondack Center for Loon Conservation to hear a summary of some of the findings of our nest camera study, and to learn about loon behavior and natural history as well as an overview of their work.
Conservation Through the Lives of Adirondack Loons – Presentation
Join staff from the Adirondack Center for Loon Conservation to learn about loon natural history and behavior, threats affecting loon populations in Adirondack Park, and the work of the Adirondack Center for Loon Conservation in Saranac Lake.
2024 Adirondack Loon Celebration
Join us for the 2024 Adirondack Loon Celebration at Paul Smiths College VIC for a day filled with opportunities to learn about the natural history, ecology and conservation of the Common Loon.
2024 NY Annual Loon Census
Register to observe loons on a lake in New York state as part of the NY annual Loon Census. The census will take place for an hour on July 20th. You can register at NY Annual Loon Census.
Guided Paddle - Lake Clear
Join ACLC staff for a paddling tour of an Adirondack lake to visit with some of our study loons as a part of the 2024 Adirondack Loon Celebration. Please visit our Guided Paddles page to learn more and to register. Rain date: October 14.