Creek Watchers Program in Durham Seeking Participants
Ellerbe Creek Watershed Association has announced a new community-based participatory research program called Creek Watchers. Steve Anderson, Watershed Data & Monitoring Coordinator says: “In recent…
View More Creek Watchers Program in Durham Seeking ParticipantsCardinal and sparrow in Durham NC, December 2021
Male cardinal and sparrow in Colonial Village, Durham, North Carolina, December 2021. Photo by Angel Romero.
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Tufted titmouse in Colonial Village, Durham, North Carolina, December 2021. Photo by Angel Romero.
View More Tufted Titmouse in Durham NC, December 2021Female Cardinal in Durham NC, December 2021
Female cardinal in photographed in Durham, North Carolina in December 2021.
View More Female Cardinal in Durham NC, December 2021Black Cap Chickadee in Durham NC, December 2021
Blackcap chickadee photographed in Colonial Village, Durham, North Carolina in December 2021. Photo by Angel Romero.
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Gray catbird (Dumetella carolinensis) in Colonial Village, Durham, North Carolina. Summer 2021 – Photo by Angel Romero
View More Catbird in Durham NC, Summer 2021Praying Mantis in Durham, NC – 2021
Praying mantis hunting bees at an aster plant in Colonial Village, Durham, North Carolina. Photo by Angel Romero
View More Praying Mantis in Durham, NC – 2021Luna Moth in 2016
Luna moth observed in September 2016 in Colonial Village, Durham, North Carolina. Photo by Angel Romero.
View More Luna Moth in 2016Request a Tree from the City of Durham
Residents of the city of Durham can request a street tree from Urban Forestry. Trees are planted on city rights-of-way. While Urban Forestry does its…
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