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The warmer weather is here - it's time to get outside! Audubon's Bristol, RI location is now open daily from 9:30 am - 4:30 pm through mid-October. As always, the trails and grounds are open daily, from sunrise to sunset. Remember, dogs are not allowed on Audubon Wildlife Refuges. Click here for admission information and plan a visit today.
The latest installment in Newport This Week's "Nature in the Neighborhood" series, written by Audubon Senior Director Lauren Parmelee
In an orderly world, spring migration would be a relatively predictable progression. But last week, migration seemed to get all jumbled up. Read more about springs bird migration in this edition of Newport This Week's Nature in the Neighborhood, written by Audubon Senior Director of Education Lauren Parmelee.
In May and June, turtles and other wildlife will set out to find suitable nesting sites to lay their eggs. Eggs hatch in August in September. For many, they'll need to cross busy roads to access their habitats and nesting sites. Learn tips on how to help them cross, and about the other threats they face.
Daffodils are easy on the eye, and dandelions deserve more respect. Read more about the role these early spring flowers play in the ecosystem in this edition of Newport This Week's Nature in the Neighborhood, written by Audubon Senior Director of Education Lauren Parmelee.
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