Daily Archives: February 8, 2014


Thursday, February 13, 2:00 pm – 3:30 pm – Frances Crane Wildlife Habitat Walk

Join Department of Fisheries and Wildlife Ecologists and Foresters from 2:00 P.M. – 3:30 P.M. on Thursday, February 13 to walk the Pheasant Area of Frances Crane WMA in Falmouth and learn about habitat improvement plans. DFW has been working to improve habitat conditions for rare and endangered grassland birds on the northern section of Crane Wildlife Management Area. The next phase involves converting second growth forest on abandoned agricultural lands by clearing invading pine and oak trees and planting native warm-season grasses. Please dress warmly for the weather and wear sturdy boots. An inclement weather date is set for February 14. Contact John Scanlon at (508) 389-6324 for more information or to check on the inclement weather plan.

Directions and meeting location: From Boston area, take Route 3 to the Cape Cod Canal. At the Canal, go partly through the traffic circle to Route 6 (Scenic Hwy) west. From Route 6, follow the signs to Route 28 south, and the Bourne Bridge. Go over the bridge and continue going south on Route 28 to Route 151. Go east on Route 151. After approximately 2 miles there will be a sign for the Nickelodeon Theater on the left (north). Immediately after the theater, there will a sign for the Frances Crane WMA. Take a left (north) onto the unpaved road at the sign and follow approximately ¼ mile to the end. This is the primary parking area for Frances Crane WMA north.

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Thursday, February 13, 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm – Garry Kessler Opening

You are cordially invited to An Exhibition of Photography and Art Tiles by Garry Kessler at The Art and Frame Emporium, 18 Lyman St., Westborough on Thursday, February 13 from 6 PM to 8 PM. The exhibition will run through Saturday, March 1. Garry is a local nature enthusiast and photographer. He will be exhibiting a collection of photographs and art tiles. The tiles are made from mosaic patterns that the artist created from butterfly pictures he has taken (and for you birders, one from a bird photo).

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