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Photos: Bell’s Neck Birding Walk

It’s been a sublime experience seeing the misty autumn mornings transform into sunlit days. Seeing this change unfold in the Bell’s Neck Conservation Lands is a real treat. Witnessing the variety of bird life that inhabits the popular conservation destination is also a gift. We thank Peter Trull for sharing his birding insights and natural…

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Photos: Bell’s Neck Birding Walk

On a misty morning that unfolded into autumn sunshine, the Tuesday birding walk with Peter Trull at the Bell’s Neck Conservation Lands revealed 31 different species. Hearty thank you to Peter for sharing birding insights and to HCT volunteer Gerry Beetham for illuminating our avian neighbors with his engaging photography. Enjoy the species list and…

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Bound Brook Island & Hatch House Hike

Harwich resident Mark McGrath led an adventure in the wilds of Wellfleet to explore the windswept bay beach and Bound Brook Island area of the National Seashore. The ramble along the shore, then over a dune path into the woods culminated with a visit to the unique Hatch House by special arrangement.  En route over…

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Bell’s Neck Birding Walk

Joining a Bell’s Neck birding walk with Peter Trull is always an adventure. This time around 23 species were seen or heard amidst the diverse habitats of woodland, wetland and open water. Gerry Beetham shared his illuminating photographs of the experience. Enjoy the species list and gallery below.  6 Mute Swan 35 Greater Yellowlegs 8…

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Walk Through History with Todd Kelley

On a sunny September morning, 12th generation Cape Codder led a fascinating ‘Walk Through History’ to officially open the new window into the past of Pleasant Bay Woodlands. Following old cartpaths and woodland trails, Todd took folks on a journey back in time detailing some of the Native American and early settler experiences in the…

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Native & Invasive Plant Walk with Theresa Sprague

To explore the Pleasant Bay Woodlands, Theresa Sprague led a walk on Sept. 8th to share her expertise about native and invasive plants. Wandering along old cartpaths and woodland trails, she talked about how invasive plants disrupt our native plants and habitats, how to control specific invasive species, and how to enhance your own yard…

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Discover Your Cape Cod Shore

On a clear, sunny September morning walk with author and science educator Gil Newton, we encountered all kinds of interesting marine and intertidal creatures as well as seaweeds (actually part of the Algae Kingdom we learned). We explored the shoreline and marsh ecology while pausing at the ocean’s edge with the Red River estuary/salt marsh…

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Native & Invasive Plant Walk with Theresa Sprague

Exploring the Pleasant Bay Woodlands, Theresa Sprague led a walk on Sept. 10th to share her expertise about native and invasive plants. Wandering along old cartpaths and woodland trails, Theresa talked about how invasive plants cause problems for our native plants, how to control specific invasive species, and how to enhance habitats as well as…

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Harwich Parade Photos

Lots of smiles and cheerful celebration accompanied the Harwich Hometown Parade as hundreds of folks lined local streets to enjoy the revelry on a breezy sunny Sunday. More than 50 floats, fire engines, antique cars, and other parade vehicles made their way from Harwich Port along Route 28, up Doane Road, onto Sisson Road, and…

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Recap: Red River Birding Walk–Sept. 3, 2021

You never know what you’ll encounter on these walks and birding Red River Beach today was a true testament, especially with views of the red-tailed hawk, a variety of shorebirds, five gull species, and many others. Glad you were able to see 19 species today. Many thanks to walk leader Peter Trull and photographer Gerry…

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