Invertebrates in Winter
Saturday, December 7, 2024 | 11:00 am
11:00 am
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This program is suitable for ages 6+
Although invertebrates don’t have a backbone, that doesn't mean they are cowards. Many Pine Bush invertebrates bravely face our cold northeastern winters and survive to buzz, crawl, and slither come spring. How do they do it? Learn about some of the many strategies our small Pine Bush residents use to get through the coldest season. We plan to hike 0.9 miles over rolling terrain, stopping intermittently to search for signs of insects and observe winter in the Pine Bush. This program meets inside the Discovery Center.
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SUGGESTED DONATION $5
Albany Pine Bush Discovery Center
From I-87 take exit 2W (Rt 5 West, Central Avenue). Follow Rt 5 for about 2 miles then turn left onto Rt 155 (New Karner Rd). Continue on Rt 155 for about 1.2 miles. The Discovery Center is located on the left at 195 New Karner Road. (518)456-0655
195 New Karner Road Suite 1
Albany, New York
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