On Friday, November 20th, 2015, Will Pryor founder, head animal curator and ecologist for The Wolf Mountain Nature Center. located in Smyrna, New York will be the guest speaker, presenting the wonderful and amazing wolves, coyotes and arctic foxes who are the residents at the nature center.
DOAS Board Meetings typically take place the third Tuesday of each month with a few exceptions during the year at hosted locations in the region. If you are interested in attending a board meeting, please contact one of our Co-Presidents at info@doas.us
Join DOAS Board Member, Bob Donnelly for a bird walk in search of Short-eared Owls!
This will be our 46th year of participating in the national count. Everyone, novice or experienced, is welcome to join us on this fun day. Small groups in one or two cars count all the birds they find in their assigned area, within our designated 15-mile radius circle centered around Milford, for whatever hours they choose.
Fort Plain Christmas Bird Count (CBC) All are welcome to participate regardless of birding experience.
The annual DOAS field trip to view wintering bald eagles. This popular outing visits rivers and reservoirs in Delaware County where the birds concentrate to feed.
For details on each of the upcoming Christmas Bird Counts, please visit our calendar at https://doas.us/calendar/. There is additional information about our DOAS bird counts in general, visit https://doas.us/bird-counts/
Mindful Birding is a practice of birdwatching that falls at the periphery of the traditional perception of what it is to be a birder. It is an immersive experience in the natural world that occurs at a very personal level
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