[nnasnet] Bluebird Trail Monitoring at Belle Isle State Park

From: paula.boundy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
To: "NNAS Hotline" <nnasnet@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>, "Northern Neck Master Naturalists" <nnmnemail@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 19 Feb 2013 11:18:45 -0500

A service of the Northern Neck Audubon Society---
Greetings to Bluebird Lovers.  There is a bluebird box trail at Belle Isle 
State Park that needs weekly monitors beginning in mid-late March through early 
Sept.  Usually, the monitoring is done in the morning around 8 or 9am and takes 
about 2 hours including the tally.  The trail is rather sprawling from wooded 
sites to beach front [including 5 nuthatch boxes] so monitors are allowed to 
use the parks John Deere 'gator'.  It is great fun to drive and if you want to 
drive, we will train you on its operation.

Each week requires one driver and one rider who take turns monitoring the boxes 
as agreed upon.  There is a kit with tools and sheets for tally.  Photographs 
are desirable if there is interest & talent.  During monitoring, sightings of 
other wildlife are frequent...interesting, amusing, etc.

If you are interested in joining this 2013 monitoring season, or have 
questions, please respond by e-mail to Paula Boundy     
paula.boundy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.

Thanks, Paula
"Value the land for the life it harbors"  Sarah Stein

 
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[nnasnet] Bluebird Trail Monitoring at Belle Isle State Park

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