About Fungi
Photo by Mason Rowe
Mason Rowe Talks Fungi…
In his role as our 2023 Summer Garden Intern, Mason was very busy. The garden redesign was in full swing when he arrived; he jumped right in to tasks involved in the garden, but was also able to share his passion for foraging for mushrooms in two pop-up fungi walks. Mason shares his expertise on fungi here, and for that we are grateful! Enjoy!
Lecture: Artificial Light and its Effect on Birds & Wildlife with Dr. Alan Clark
Did you know that many birds will be in peril during fall migration because of light pollution?
September Environmental Education + Bird Walks: What to Do
Step into Fall by Stepping into Nature with Bedford Audubon this September.
August Nature Walks and More!
Enjoy the last of long summer days by taking a walk with Bedford Audubon this August.
Connect with Nature this Summer: July Environmental Education
Take advantage of the long, summer days by joining Bedford Audubon for a nature walk this July. Too hot outside? Join us for our Book Club instead!
Lecture: Kendall O’Connell on Freshwater Turtles in New York
Come to our June lecture to learn about the turtles you may see in your backyard – or in the street!
Spring Open House @ Bylane Farm
There is something for everyone at Bedford Audubon’s Spring Open House! Ask the Naturalist, Native Gardening, Childrens’ Storywalk, Binocular Training and more!
What to Do: June Environmental Education
Join Bedford Audubon this June as summer begins to heat up.
2018-19 Audubon Photography Awards Exhibition
View Audubon Award-winning photos at our Opening Reception on June 6th or at our Open House on June 8th.
Yellow-bellied Sapsucker
The Yellow-bellied Sapsucker (Sphyrapicus varius) is a colorful, distinctive woodpecker that frequents deciduous wood. Like most of our woodpeckers, adult sapsuckers are largely a patterned black and white, but with a bright red cap and (on males) a bright red...
Annual Meeting and Public Lecture: Steve the “Wildman” Brill on Foraging in Westchester
Have you ever wondered if what you’ve seen growing outside is safe to eat? Come to a fun lecture to learn all about foraging!