February delights – daily Snow Buntings and a surprise visitor
It might be cold and dark, but animals have definitely kept us entertained this February!
Native plant gardening in New Hampshire's Mount Washington Valley
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Join us in Jackson February 10 to find out what kind of a winter are we having for “irruptive” birds!
It’s a good year for one “irruptive ” species, the Snowy Owl. What about finches and other winter songbirds?
After four growing seasons, our wishes for our native plant garden are coming true!
The holiday season is a good time to reflect on the things that actually worked out well this year – and our four year old native garden truly has. Lots of migratory birds raised their young here – exactly what we hoped for when we …
Join us November 7 for our Northern Saw-whet Owl Program at the Jackson, NH Public Library
Enjoy a slide show featuring the smallest and some would say cutest owls in the East!
Join us for a Mass Audubon on-line program November 21 at 7pm
Enjoy dazzling pictures of irruptive winter birds from the comfort of your couch!
Jackson Town Hall is getting a Pollinator Garden!
The Mountain Garden Club brings a pollinator garden to Jackson Town Hall!
Recently Fledged Ruby-throated Hummingbird and Evening Primrose
Native Plants are Magnets for Ruby-throated Hummingbirds!
Luna Moth Caterpillar inches its way down our American Hornbeam
Our American Hornbeam was a host plant for a Luna Moth!
Chestnut-sided Warblers and Indigo Buntings Nest in the Garden
Chestnut-sided Warblers and Indigo Buntings keep us entertained with their constant song and brilliant color