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Posts by Scott Kruitbosch

Biology Without Borders This Thursday

Posted on Oct 17, 2016

Biology Without Borders This Thursday

Join us this Thursday, October 20 for a special night at RTPI!

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Biology Without Borders Next Week

Posted on Oct 13, 2016

Biology Without Borders Next Week

Will we see you at RTPI next week for this special night?

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Falling Sun

Posted on Oct 13, 2016

Falling Sun

The sun is falling in the sky every day, and these maple leaves are soon to follow. Even though the “best” part of this sunset was far to the north behind the passing cold front it still provided a lovely look to the horizon on a cloudy evening. What are you most looking forward to in the great outdoors this autumn?

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RTPI’s 2016-2021 Action Plan

Posted on Oct 12, 2016

RTPI’s 2016-2021 Action Plan

As part of our ongoing strategic planning efforts, RTPI is excited to release a 5-year action plan describing the mission-driven programming that we are developing in all three of our focal areas: Art, Education and Conservation. This Action Plan outlines how the synergy between these focal areas strengthens the important work that Roger Tory Peterson started, and that RTPI now continues. Like Dr. Peterson, our work transcends political and other boundaries, and RTPI operates at different geographic levels. Our Action Plan 2016-2021 indicates how RTPI intends to expand programming within our...

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Nelson’s Sparrow

Posted on Oct 11, 2016

Nelson’s Sparrow

The October sparrow push continues! A huge flight of nocturnal and diurnal migrant birds have moved through the Northeast region in the wake of last weekend’s cold front, and that timing was about as good as it gets for sparrow lovers. This morning I was wandering around Stratford Point doing some surveying with my dog Zach and recording whatever would pop out of dozens and dozens of songbirds present. He is a large sheltie, and his oversized fox look is very helpful. He assists in hazing waterfowl out of the historic shot fall zone, and in the uplands little birds usually flush then...

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