This year we are expanding our nature section of the website. This are
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is to assist bird watchers, wildlife viewers, and trail users find new ways to
explore Libby Hill Trails. Expect major changes to this section by
February 2008. Our initial additions are to supplement our nature tours.
Come back and visit this section to see how it is progressing.
Spring 2008 - Birding report on Libby Hill... click here
Spring 2008 Nature Sightings....
Where to find Wildlife
There is significant biodiversity at Libby Hill Forest
click here to find out more about where the
wildlife lives.
Check out the Tree Identification Maps
There are over 20 tree identification name plates mounted on sturdy posts by different trees on the trails. To download a tree ID map click here. Use it to create a scavanger hunt for your kids!
Questions on Nature?
Caryl Widowson has dedicated her life to helping wildlife and studying nature. If you have a question on nature send her an email. We will start posting questions anonymously to provide a resource for fellow nature enthusiasts.
What did we see on the winter nature tour... click here to see more!
Nature in Winter Resources
Our January nature walk provided a glimpse into the secret activity of nature in winter. Here are some resources where you can learn more:
| Book | Author | Amazon Link | Library Link |
| Stokes Guide to Nature in Winter | David Stokes | click for more info | click for more info |
| A Guide to Wildflowers in Winter: Herbaceous Plants of Northeastern North America | Carol Levine | click for more info | click for more info |
| Wildflowers and Winter Weeds | Lauren Brown | click for more info | click for more info |
| WINTER BOTANY | William Trelease | click for more info | click for more info |
Spot some nature or wildlife?
Send us an email and/or pictures and where and when you saw them?