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Nature Walk
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Saturday, June 16
9 to 11 a.m. 
Fred Archibald Nature Sanctuary
The nature walk will lead us through forests and meadows in the 140-acre Fred Archibald Audubon Sanctuary. At this season of the year, birds are extremely active, building nests and feeding their young. We will probably see birds such as Bluebirds, Tree Swallows, Purple Martins, and House Wrens using nest boxes, and many others in the meadows and adjoining forests.
Meet at 9 a.m. at the entrance to the sanctuary, which is on the east side of Boyer's Mill Road, one mile north of Rte. 144 in New Market. Wear sturdy shoes and clothing appropriate for the predicted weather. There are no rest room facilities at the sanctuary, and the walk will be cancelled in the event of inclement weather. For more information contact Dave or Elaine Pardoe at 410-381-0449 or dhpardoe@verizon.net, or see the Audubon web site.
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Act Locally!
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Volunteer Opportunity
Saturday, June 16
9-11 a.m.
Audrey Carroll Nature Sanctuary
Become involved in improving and maintaining your local nature sanctuary. We will continue working on our
Monarch Waystation. Please bring loppers, saws, or clippers. No experience necessary!
The Audrey Carroll Audubon Sanctuary is located at 13030 Old Annapolis Road, West of the town of Mount Airy. Approaching from the East, the Sanctuary entrance is just past Charles Drive, on the right. From the West, the entrance is about 1/4 mile past Detrick Road, on the left.
For more information about this or future opportunities please contact Carolyn.
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