Damsels & Dragons: Discovering the Wetland World of Odonates

Shimmering wings, ancient origins, and aerial acrobatics – what’s not to love about dragonflies and damselflies?
These interesting insects aren’t just fun to look at – they’re fierce predators with a history that goes back hundreds of millions of years! In our upcoming Dragonfly and Damselfly Workshop, Naturalist Tait Johansson will explore the fascinating world of local
damselflies and dragonflies.

This two-part workshop will begin with an info session at Bylane Farm where Tait will unveil the identification and rich natural history of dragonflies and damselflies, followed by a field trip to Rhinoceros Creek Preserve and Dean’s Bridge in Somers for hands-on identification practice.

Saturday, July 12, 10:00-11:15am (classroom portion); 11:30am-1:00pm (fieldtrip). Cost:$25.00 for members; $55.00 for non-members (includes a one-year membership); fees include
a take-home info packet with flight periods and habitats of each species. Level of Difficulty: Easy. Please email Susan to register (aW5mbyB8IGJlZGZvcmRhdWR1Ym9uICEgb3Jn) or click here to sign up online: https://bedfordaudubon.org/workshops/.

You may also like the following events from Bedford Audubon Society:

• Next Thursday, 17th July, 07:30 am, Third Thursday's Bird Walk in Cross River
• This month, 21st July, 06:30 pm, Bylane Book Club: Ten Birds That Changed the World by Stephen Moss in Goldens Bridge

Also check out other Workshops in Katonah, Trips & Adventurous Activities in Katonah.