The Wentworth Watershed Association has a number or properties along the Northwest shore of the lake. Some, many people see quite often as they are along the rail trail. Another one is more distant with no good access. The property in the upper left corner is the “Square Hill” property …
A few days ago, the color had become a bit “muted”. None of the bright colors but still a great show of Autumn. Mt. Chocorua had no color on it as the leaves were long gone but the near hills were still with color. Oh, none of the bright reds …
Yes, it is toward the middle of October and things are changing. The water is getting cooler, now in the 50’s and you now have to have a “nice” day to really enjoy the lake. When the sun is shining and there is no wind, it is delightful. Some birds …
On Oct. 12, there was a “grand opening” of the Heath Brook Preserve Trail. This did not mean that the group was the first to go on the trail but it was a time to have many of the people who donated to the cause to see the trail for …
The Wentworth Watershed Association has quite a bit of property that helps to protect our watershed. While the Heath Preserve protects the watershed, it is also providing educational experiences for Wolfeboro Students. Last week, a group of about 25 students and 3 teachers walked the new trail and saw the …
On Sept. 19th, Chris Martin who is the “eagle guy” for NH Audubon arrived at the lake with Dave Govatski who is on the NH TNC board. The purpose was to put up a predator guard on the nest tree of the bald eagles. They had been successful for three …
Oh, we are still a week away from the Equinox but there are starting to be small changes. Some are subtle and you have to look for them. The temperatures still are not dropping into the 30s but they are dropping to the 40s, without heaters, it is a bit …
The bird news is that the two loon families seem to be doing well. The family that hangs out near the Sister Islands with their one chick seem to be feeding it well and now it is diving for food on its own. After a dive, it is sometimes necessary …
On August 30th, more than 150 people enjoyed our annual Camp Dinner at Camp Bernadette. Shrimp, potstickers, and other appetizers were available before the dinner of steak tips, chicken, potato salad and green salad. Thanks to our local community supporters at Mill Street Market and Butternuts, the food was delicious! …
