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Now I was not familiar with a Fisher Cat.
Apparently, it is a type of weasel. They are agile climbers and hunters.
I found a clip of the sound they make. I have heard these sounds walking my dog early in the morning; but I assumed it was fox. Now, no way of knowing.
Fisher Cat – One of the Fiercest Animals in Maine
Quarter Pounder Jones will be back at the Rockaway River Barn! SAUTRDAY, Oct. 20 at 10pm!!!
☀️Nice weekend ahead!? Volunteers needed for Sat's Rockaway R Clean-up ☀️(Parking along Jackson Ave near Rockaway Firehouse) @ValleyviewMS @Paulyi19 @iDenville pic.twitter.com/02LOVrRVPr
— Lydia Stiles (@VV_GoGreen) October 11, 2018
SUGARDADDY will be:
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Wharton, NJ
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Newton, NJ
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Denville, NJ
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Are you interested in attending POWWW Hawk Watch Hike; but have never been hiking? The Denville Public Library now has pre packed hiking kits!
Backpacks for an afternoon/evening of activity now available at the Denville Public Library!
“Curious about hiking? Geocaching? Astronomy or Birdwatching? Don’t have the equipment or necessary tools? The Denville Library is happy to announce that we have backpack kits ready for Denville residents to borrow filled with almost all you will need to go birdwatching, stargazing, hiking or geocaching! Each backpack contains items one would need such as binoculars for birdwatching, a handheld GPS unit for geocaching, a compass and trail maps for hiking and a starscope and star chart for stargazing. Each kit comes with related books, safety whistles, bear bells and first aid kits along with a journal to share your experience with other community members. Backpack kits circulate for one week and must be returned to the Denville Public Library.”
Now you can join POWWW’s September Hawk Watch hike and feel securely prepared!
More on this hike #Denville #Boonton #Rockaway – POWWW September Hawk Watch Hike
NEW! Denville Public Library has hiking kits available for this hike!
POWWW September Hawk Watch Hike
About Protect our Wetlands, Water and Woods
Protect our Wetlands, Water and Woods
Nonprofit Organization · Denville, New Jersey
POWWW’s Mission is to Protect Wetlands, Woodlands & potable Water supplies throughout the Beaver Brook watershed in Denville, Rockaway & Boonton Twps.
Join a free guided hike with Protect Our Wetlands Water and Woods as we travel from Jonathan’s Woods to the scenic vista at Wildcat Ridge Hawk Watch in Rockaway Twp. We will look for wildlife and wildflowers along the way.
Once we arrive at the Hawk Watch, we will spend two to three hours scanning the skies for migratory raptors and songbirds. This four to five hour hike has some steep slopes and rugged terrain.
NJ Division of Fish & Wildlife volunteers will give a short presentation on the dynamics
of bird migration and the importance of quality habitat.
When:
Saturday September 15th 2018 9AM (raindate of Sunday the 16th)
Where:
Park on Old Beach Glen Road in Rockaway to access the Orange Trail, we will have POWWW parking signs streetside just before #225 Old Beach Glen Road, Rockaway NJ 07866
What to Bring:
Hiking boots, binoculars, water and snack, camera
For more info or directions call Mike Leone at 973-479-7816 or Dave Blinder at 973-727-2037
Posted Friday, August 17th, 2018
Jersey Central Power & Light is Monitoring Weather Conditions Forecasted for this Weekend
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