Owl Prowl at Farandnear

We are taking to the trails of Farandnear to see who-who-who might be out and about in the dark night woods. Join local naturalist and educator, Laurie Nehring, on this guided Owl Prowl. We will begin with a short outdoor socially-distant presentation, learning about nocturnal animals and how to call in the owls. Then we will venture out to see if we can call any owls to us.

This program involves winter night-time hiking on a 1 mile long moderate hiking trail with some uneven terrain and uphill climbs.

Along its easy wooded trails, you’ll find fields of wildflowers, an arboretum full of more than 80 cool conifer trees, the remnants of an old cranberry bog, and Paradise, a 10-acre parcel where huge hemlocks grow. Keep your ears open throughout your journey: you’ll hear lots of birds calling, including black-capped chickadees, catbirds, and barred owls.

Please note that space is limited and this program is likely to sell out very quickly.

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