Tuesdays – Travel & Photography

1/13 The Winter White Wonders of the Bird World

 One of the most spectacular wonders of nature is the lift-off of over 100,000 snow geese on a frosty winter morning. This incredible spectacle is part of their migration as they head home to the Tundra to breed. Nature photographer Pat Worley has documented the greater snow goose in Brigantine, NJ and in Middle Creek, PA showing their beauty and immense numbers as this bird of a feather flock together. Pat will also share her images of the solitary Snowy Owl and the magnificent Tundra Swans who also find their home away from home along the Atlantic Flyway right here in the Delaware Valley. You don’t need to be a bird lover to appreciate the splendor of these winter white wonders of the bird world. Come see for yourself.

1/27 Yellowstone National Park

 Yellowstone National Park is known for its beautiful landscapes & plentiful wildlife. But what you may not be aware of is how harsh the weather can be in the winter. We will visit Yellowstone when the ground is covered in a deep, white blanket of snow and see how the bison, coyote, moose, and red fox survive in the harshest of conditions.