Events

Below is a link to the schedule for Norfolk Field Naturalists’ 2021-2022 speakers and outings:

2021-2022 NFN speakers and outings

Because of the COVID-19 pandemic all meetings will be conducted by Zoom. Members will receive information about these events through the usual methods.

Please continue to monitor the web site for updates.

 


Dec
14

Members’ Night (via Zoom)

Members are invited to share up to 20 electronic photos or a short video no more than 10 minutes of sightings or trips.  
Dec
19

Christmas Bird Count: Woodhouse

Join in one of the local Christmas Bird Counts and spend the day in the field identifying and counting all the birds you see or hear. Data collected during these annual events provides vital information on the distribution of winter bird populations.
Dec
28

Christmas Bird Count: Fisherville

Join one of the local Christmas Bird Counts and spend the day in the field identifying and counting all the birds you see or hear. Data collected during these annual events provides vital information on the distribution of winter bird populations.
Jan
11

“Threats Facing Bats in Ontario”–Speaker Event (via Zoom)

Kaleigh Norquay is the Lab Manager for the Willis Bat Lab at the University of Winnipeg. They regularly do research in Ontario and are a part of the Neighbourhood Bat Watch, a group of researchers across Canada that monitor bat populations.  
Mar
08

“Flower Flies”–Speaker Event (via Zoom)

Speaker Jeff Skevington is a research scientist with the Canadian National Collection of Insects, Arachnids and Nematodes in Ottawa. He focuses on studying the evolutionary relationships and taxonomy of living things.