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Roger Tory Peterson Institute Birding Festival June 9-12, 2011

By Christine A. SmyczynskiOne of the premier birding events in western New York is the annual Birding Festival at the Roger Tory Peterson Institute in Jamestown. This event will appeal to novice birders as well as more experienced birders. There are a number of lectures, field trips, exhibits, and other events during the four-day festival.The event kicks off on Thursday June 9 with a reception at the Roger Tory Peterson Institute. Jim Berry, president of the RTPI, will give a special…See More
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The swallows always return to San Juan, Capistrano

By Christine A. Smyczynski     A sure sign of spring is the swallows returning to San Juan, Capistrano in southern California. This annual event has been happening every St. Joseph’s Day, March 15th, as long as anyone can remember. Hundreds of years ago, the priests that ran the San Juan Mission back in the 18th Century noticed that the birds would arrive on that date like clockwork.     The San Juan, Capistrano Mission, built between 1776-1806, was one of 21 missions constructed in California.…See More
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Nature Centers in western New York and the Finger Lakes Region – Roger Tory Peterson Institute, Jamestown, NY

The mission of the Roger Tory Peterson institute is to create passion for and knowledge of the outdoor world in the hearts and minds of children and adults by guiding the study of nature in schools and in the community. This 27 acre nature center features hiking trails, a butterfly garden, exhibits in the visitor’s center, and numerous events throughout the year.The idea for the institute came about back in 1975, when several community leaders in Jamestown, New York decided to honor Jamestown…See More
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Feeding birds peanuts

By Christine A. SmyczynskiNuts are a tasty, as well as nutritious, treat for people, but did you know that birds also enjoy snacking on peanuts? While folks in Europe have been feeding peanuts to the birds for years, this is a relatively new concept in our country.Plain roasted peanuts, with no added salt or sugar, are better for birds, just as they are better for humans. As a matter fact, salted nuts should not be fed to any wild animal. While some birds have the ability to shell whole…See More
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Keeping bats out of your belfry

Christine A. SmyczynskiIn honor of Halloween this month, we are discussing bats in some of the blog entries. Today we are going to talk about how to keep bats out of your belfry, better known as bat-proofing your home.While bats are very useful to have living in your yard; they eat all sorts of insects every night, you don’t want to have them living in your home, given the high possibility of them carrying rabies.If bats have already taken up residence in your attic or other living space, they…See More
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Roger Tory Peterson Institute Birding Festival June 9-12, 2011

By Christine A. Smyczynski

One of the premier birding events in western New York is the annual Birding Festival at the Roger Tory Peterson Institute in Jamestown. This event will appeal to novice birders as well as more experienced birders. There are a number of lectures, field trips, exhibits, and other events during the four-day festival.

The event kicks off on Thursday June 9 with a reception at the Roger Tory Peterson Institute. Jim Berry, president of the RTPI, will give a…

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Posted on June 2, 2011 at 4:08pm — 1 Comment

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The swallows always return to San Juan, Capistrano

By Christine A. Smyczynski



     A sure sign of spring is the swallows returning to San Juan, Capistrano in southern California. This annual event has been happening every St. Joseph’s Day, March 15th, as long as anyone can remember. Hundreds of years ago, the priests that ran the San Juan Mission back in the 18th Century noticed that the birds would arrive on that date like clockwork.

     The San Juan, Capistrano Mission, built between 1776-1806, was one of 21 missions…

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Posted on March 21, 2011 at 8:00am

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Nature Centers in western New York and the Finger Lakes Region – Roger Tory Peterson Institute, Jamestown, NY

The mission of the Roger Tory Peterson institute is to create passion for and knowledge of the outdoor world in the hearts and minds of children and adults by guiding the study of nature in schools and in the community. This 27 acre nature center features hiking trails, a butterfly garden, exhibits in the visitor’s center, and numerous events throughout the year.



The idea for the institute came about back in 1975, when several community leaders in Jamestown, New York decided to honor… Continue

Posted on December 9, 2010 at 4:00pm

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Feeding birds peanuts

By Christine A. Smyczynski



Nuts are a tasty, as well as nutritious, treat for people, but did you know that birds also enjoy snacking on peanuts? While folks in Europe have been feeding peanuts to the birds for years, this is a relatively new concept in our country.



Plain roasted peanuts, with no added salt or sugar, are better for birds, just as they are better for humans. As a matter fact, salted nuts should not be fed to any wild animal. While some birds have the ability… Continue

Posted on November 1, 2010 at 2:00pm

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Keeping bats out of your belfry

Christine A. Smyczynski



In honor of Halloween this month, we are discussing bats in some of the blog entries. Today we are going to talk about how to keep bats out of your belfry, better known as bat-proofing your home.



While bats are very useful to have living in your yard; they eat all sorts of insects every night, you don’t want to have them living in your home, given the high possibility of them carrying rabies.



If bats have already taken up residence in… Continue

Posted on October 28, 2010 at 1:00pm

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At 11:52pm on December 14, 2008, DanaburgerDanaburger said…
Thanks for the picture comment! It is def one of my fav shots that i've taken.
At 10:48pm on December 30, 2008, MarcyMarcy said…
Well, it took a couple days. I got Bluejays and the chickadees inside my living room. I am on the 3rd floor and have a decent sized balcony. I have feeders out there on the railings. I knew the love that those 2 types have for peanuts. So I started with some at the front of the sliding glass door. Then I made a trail into the apt, all the way across the living room. The bluejays came in first and took the closest peanut and flew out the door w/it. The chickadees would come in when the bluejays were not around. Well, they both ended up getting confused about the window on their way out, so I had to grab them with a towel. I got them calm while holding them and then I would kinda talk to them and admire them. Then I let them go outside. They all came back for more, so there must not have been too much trauma to them. It was so fun!
At 6:30pm on January 27, 2009, Bill LynchBill Lynch said…
I would love to exchange links on our sites if you're interested. I can link this site on the right side of my blog @ http://newjerseyoutdoors.blogspot.com

Let me know!
Bill
At 11:11am on January 28, 2009, Bill LynchBill Lynch said…
'NJ Outdoors' should be fine. I'll add a link to my blog now.
At 9:31am on January 30, 2009, kimkim said…
thank you for the welcome
At 1:50pm on January 30, 2009, kimkim said…
yes they were taken in our botanical gardens.have a great weekend
At 3:08am on March 12, 2009, MarcyMarcy said…
Cool!

I can not wait to hear the happy songs of the birds again, welcoming Spring!

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