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Save the Pine Bush Summer
Wildflower Walk

Saturday, July 25

Meet at 10: 00 A.M. At: SUNYA Campus Circle Bus Stop Collins Circle
1400 Washington Ave. Albany

Leader: Amy Riley — For More Info Call John Wolcott at 465-8930

This is a rich time of year for a wide variety of wildflowers in the Pine Bush. Of special interest are several blooming nectar plants that the hatched Karner Blues feed on. Some of these we can expect to see are; Horsemint, New Jersey Tea, Wood Sunflower and Butterfly Weed.We will meet at the SUNYA bus stop.

People who rode the bus will car pool with people who drove to go to our destination in the Pine Bush for our flower walk.

Take the usual precautions against UV radiation and lyme disease: UV sunglasses, sunscreen, wide brimmed hat, light-colored clothing, long-pants and long sleeves. The event is free and open to the public

Public invited

FREE!


For more information call or email: John Wolcott 465-8930.

Note: Please take the usual precautions against UV radiation and lyme disease: UV sunglasses, sunscreen, wide brimmed hat, light-colored clothing, long-pants and long sleeves. Show up in the latest environmental style.

The event is free and open to the public!


Note: Due to the increase in global warming, the winter ski, snow shoe, and skating events of Save the Pine Bush will be listed in reverse of the way they have been announced for the last several years. We cannot respond to the advance of global warming the way that more Ski Resorts in the North East are doing with making more and more artificial snow. Our winter outing events will, now, all be announced simply as a “Hike” with the after thought of skiing or skating or snowshoeing weather permitting.

 


For hikes in spring, summer & fall:

Take the usual precautions against UV radiation and lyme disease: UV sunglasses, sunscreen, wide brimmed hat, light-colored clothing, long-pants and long sleeves. Show up in the latest environmental style.

For bike rides:

We will travel on the streets together, and follow all traffic laws. Please wear a helmet. Please note, all CDTA buses are equipped with bike racks, in case you want to use a bus for part of your trip to and from the beginning and end of the bike ride.

 

This page last modified June 30, 2009
Contact Save the Pine Bush at pinebush@aol.com.