House Finches vs Purple Finches – two birds common in Delaware which are hard to tell apart – especially the females. Read our birding tips!
Ashland Nature Center
Monarchs, Migration and Motus!
Like many people, fall is my favorite season. The weather is often pleasant, the late-season wildflowers are in full bloom…
Going Dark for Nature
Ian Stewart, Ornithologist, and Robin Glazer, Environmental Advocate Just as the excitement is mounting for our upcoming spring Native Plant…
Helping Birds One Window at a Time
‘It’s the job that’s never started as takes the longest to finish’. These wise words are spoken by Samwise Gamgee…
Learning About Local Butterflies at Ashland
About 20 nature enthusiasts gathered at the Ashland Butterfly Habitat on a recent Saturday to learn more about our local butterflies as part of a class hosted by DelNature.
18th Annual Ashland Hawk Watch
By Joe Sebastiani, Director of Adult Engagement Raptor Photos by David Brown, Ashland Hawk Watcher The Ashland Hawk Watch is…
Wood Thrush Conservation: Young birders help us play role in tracking study!
The Wood Thrush (Hylocichla mustelina) is an iconic songbird of shaded woodlands that breeds throughout most of eastern North America. …
Butterfly House to Butterfly Habitat — a Change for 2024
Inspired by the success of the expanded open-air garden, the volunteer team, along with Ashland Nature Center staff, have decided to keep the net off the Butterfly House for the 2024 summer. The team will continue to maintain the existing gardens as a “Butterfly Habitat.”
Introducing Zebra Swallowtails to Ashland
One day in mid-July, DelNature member Kate McDonald was checking on the pawpaw trees she’d bought at the 2021 Fall…
17th Annual Ashland Hawk Watch
By Joe Sebastiani, Director of Adult Engagement Raptor Photos by David Brown, Ashland Hawk Watcher The Ashland Hawk Watch is…