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This page will feature the lists of wildlife that we view each day at camp with the children. The lists will be arranged by week (session) and day so that campers can access the lists later at home to catch up on any of the animals that they may have missed while we were journaling; campers will also be able view the full lists and discuss the day with their parents.  Another fun activity is to compare which species each camp sessions finds in the wild; children might like to think about why different sightings might occur on different days. Which factors, such as weather and time of day, might affect a species list?


June 28 - July 1    2010


Monday, June 28th 2010

Frank Melville Memorial Park, Setauket
1:30 pm - Sunny & Hot

1. baltimore oriole
2. belted kingfisher
3. eastern kingbird
4. catbird
5. cormorant
6. yellow  warbler
7. mourning dove
8. black capped chickadee
9. chimney swift
10. osprey
11. american robin
12. mallard duck
13. great egret
14. cedar waxwing
15. red winged blackbird
16. blue jay
17. hairy woodpecker
18. downy woodpecker
19. red bellied woodpecker
20. barn swallow
21. tree swallow
22. cardinal
23. american goldfinch
24. dragonfly
25. cabbage white butterfly
26. painted lady butterfly
27. eastern cottontail rabbit
28. painted turtle
29. red eared slider turtle
30. carp fish

Tuesday, Jun 29th 2010

South Shore Nature Center, East Islip
Cloudy and Hot - 1:30pm

1. male ruby throated hummingbird
2. yellow warbler
3. common yellowthroat warbler
4. red eyed vireo
5. catbird
6. carolina wren
7. belted kingfisher
8. red winged blackbird
9. tree swallow
10. garter snake
11. snapping turtle
12. bullfrog
13. tree frog(peeper)
14. dragonfly
15. water strider
16. cabbage white butterfly
17. painted lady butterfly
18. wood nymph butterfly
19. black swallowtail butterfly
20. blue jay
21. white tailed deer





Wednesday, Jun 30th 2010


David Weld Sanctuary, Nissequogue
Cloudy and Hot - 1:30pm

1. Catbird
2. 








July 13th - July 16th

Monday, July 13th 2009

Melville Memorial Park and Pond  
Hot and Sunny - 1:30 pm
1. Cedar Waxwing
2. Skimmer Dragonfly
3. Cabbage White Butterfly
4. Great Egret
5. Mockingbird
6. hornet
7. Catbird
8. American Robin
9. snapping turtle
10. goldfinch
11. Red-Eared slider
12. Red-tailed hawk
13. Eastern Cottontail
14. Blue Jay
15. Cardinal
16. Barn Swallow
17. chickadee
18. house wren
19. Downy woodpecker
20. black swallowtail butterfly
21. Mute swans
22. red-winged blackbird
23. song sparrow
24. brown-headed cowbird
25. mourning dove
26. minnows

Tuesday, July 14th 2009

Hoyt Farm Preserve, Happauge
1:30 pm - Sunny
1. Eastern cottontail rabbit
2. cabbage white butterfly
3. american robin
4. chipmunk
5. house sparrow
6. house wren
7. monarch butterfly
8. red-bellied woodpecker
9. great-crested flycatcher
10. catbird
11. grackle
12. red-eared slider turtle
13. minnows
14. hornet


Wednesday, July 15th 2009

David Weld Sanctuary, Nissequogue
1:30 pm - Hot and Sunny
1. monarch butterfly
2. catbird
3.milkweed
4. song sparrow
5. yellow warbler
6. american robin
7. cardinal
8. cabbage white butterfly
9. common yellowthroat warbler
10. inchworm
11. red-eyed vireos
12. cormorants
13. praying mantis
14. chipmunk
15. white-eyed vireo
16. american crows
17. spring azure butterfly

Thursday, July 17th 2008
August 17 - August 20

Monday, August 17th 2009

Frank Melville Memorial Park, Setauket
9:15am - Very hot, sunny
1. Barn Swallow
2. Kingbird
3. Canada Geese
4. Cabbage White Butterfly
5. Jewelweed
6. Catbird
7. Snapping Turtle
8. Little Blue Sulphur
9. red mushrooms
10. Black Crowned Night Heron
11. Great egret
12. American Robin
13. Daddy Longlegs
14. Dragonflies
15. Black-capped chickadee
16. Tufted titmouse
17. mosquitoes!
18. skipper
19. painter turtle
20. carp
21. red-eared slider turtle
22. ants

Tuesday, August 18th 2008

Baiting Hollow Hummingbird Preserve

9:45am – Hot and Sunny

 

  1. Whitetail Deer
  2. Black Swallowtail
  3. Ruby Throated Hummingbird
  4. Tiger Swallowtail
  5. Skipper Butterfly
  6. bees
  7. mosquitoes

Wednesday, August 19th 2008

Hoyt farm Preserve, Smithtown

9:45 am – Hot and Sunny

 

  1. chipmunk
  2. Tufted Titmouse
  3. Catbird
  4. Cardinal
  5. Black Swallowtail
  6. Black and White Warbler
  7. Baltimore Oriole
  8. Blue-Winged Warbler
  9. Bobwhites
  10. tadpoles
  11. Red-Eared slider turtles
  12. Painter Turtles
  13. Spicebush Swallowtail
  14. Yellow warbler
  15. house Sparrows
  16. Carolina Wren

Thursday, August 20th 2008

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