Mass Audubon Stony Brook

Mass Audubon Stony Brook The boardwalk leads to a grove of beech trees right in the middle of Kingfisher Pond, where wood ducks, black ducks, and Canada geese can often be seen.
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At Stony Brook, an extensive boardwalk system allows you to follow along the edge of Teal Marsh for a great view of turtles, fish, muskrats, and great blue herons. In the summer, keep an eye and ear out for the buzz of activity in the butterfly garden by the nature center.

Three cheers for September!Download, print, and screen read Mass Audubon's Outdoor Almanac here: massaudubon.org/almanac
09/01/2026

Three cheers for September!

Download, print, and screen read Mass Audubon's Outdoor Almanac here: massaudubon.org/almanac

September brings rafting loons, Woodchucks bulking up, and the Fall equinox!

What are you looking forward to this month?

Download, print, and screen read our Outdoor Almanac here: massaudubon.org/almanac

A Nature Year begins in just one week on Thursday, September 3 at Stony Brook!If you love spending time outdoors and wan...
08/27/2026

A Nature Year begins in just one week on Thursday, September 3 at Stony Brook!

If you love spending time outdoors and want to deepen your understanding of the natural world, this immersive adult learning program is for you. Join our experienced naturalists and a community of curious nature enthusiasts as you explore the plants, animals, habitats, and seasonal changes that shape the year.

This fall, you'll discover the fascinating lives of monarch butterflies, migrating birds, seasonal mushrooms, and more, with new topics unfolding throughout the year as nature changes around us.

Don't miss this opportunity to build your natural history knowledge, sharpen your observation skills, and connect more deeply with the world around you. Choose the full 12-month experience or start with the 3-month fall session.

Sign up today! https://bit.ly/45Tm3jn

What a summer it's been at Stony Brook Nature Camp!From searching for wildlife along the boardwalk and seeing turtles, s...
08/21/2026

What a summer it's been at Stony Brook Nature Camp!

From searching for wildlife along the boardwalk and seeing turtles, snakes, and even a Great Blue Heron up close, to creating art, conducting science experiments, hiking the trails, playing games, making crafts, and building friendships, our campers embraced every adventure and had fun, rain or shine!

A heartfelt thank you to our incredible counselors and staff, who work so hard to create meaningful, fun, and memorable experiences for every camper. We're also deeply grateful to the parents and caregivers who trust us each summer to provide a safe, welcoming environment where children can explore, learn, and grow.

Thank you for being part of another amazing camp season. We loved spending the summer with you and can't wait to welcome many of you back next year!

We're wild about Monarch Butterflies this month! Look for them in the pollinator garden at Stony Brook and anywhere milk...
08/14/2026

We're wild about Monarch Butterflies this month! Look for them in the pollinator garden at Stony Brook and anywhere milkweed grows. This essential plant provides food for caterpillars and a place for monarchs to lay their eggs.

Find out more about these majestic insects, learn about their incredible migration journey to Mexico, tell us about your special wildlife encounters, and download a monarch migration calendar here: https://www.massaudubon.org/nature-wildlife/go-wild-for-wildlife/go-wild-for-monarch-butterflies

📸: Kristen Torkelson

Calling all nature explorers ages 3-6 and their caregivers! This Saturday, August 15, don't miss Tiny Trekkers: On the T...
08/13/2026

Calling all nature explorers ages 3-6 and their caregivers! This Saturday, August 15, don't miss Tiny Trekkers: On the Trail of Beavers - a fun morning learning all about nature's master engineers.

We'll start indoors learning about beavers and making a craft to take home. Then we'll head out on the trails to look for clues beavers leave behind, from gnawed tree stumps to lodges and dams.

It's a great way for young children and their families to explore, create, and discover together.

Reserve your spot today: https://www.massaudubon.org/programs/stony-brook/102829-tiny-trekkers-on-the-trail-of-beavers

📸: Amy Vaughn

Beginning this fall, follow the seasons and immerse yourself in local natural history through A Nature Year at Stony Bro...
08/03/2026

Beginning this fall, follow the seasons and immerse yourself in local natural history through A Nature Year at Stony Brook. Learn alongside experienced naturalists and a community of curious learners as you discover the wonders of the natural world month by month.

From wildlife and wildflowers to migration, fungi, and changing habitats, each session offers a new perspective on the seasonal changes unfolding around us.
Through a blend of indoor discussions and outdoor field experiences, you'll sharpen your observation skills, build your ecological knowledge, and gain a deeper appreciation for the plants, animals, and natural rhythms that shape the year.

🍂 Classes begin Thursday, September 3. Reserve your spot today and join us for a year of discovery at Stony Brook!

https://www.massaudubon.org/programs/stony-brook/102833-a-nature-year-at-stony-brook

Hello, August! Here’s Mass Audubon’s latest Outdoor Almanac with things to look for in nature this month. Download, prin...
08/01/2026

Hello, August!

Here’s Mass Audubon’s latest Outdoor Almanac with things to look for in nature this month.

Download, print, or screen read at massaudubon.org/almanac.

Hello, August! This new month brings Ghost Pipes in the woods, Monarch Butterflies on milkweed, coyotes howling, and more.

Download, print, and screen read here: massaudubon.org/almanac

Looking for a thoughtful gift or a little something for yourself?Next time you visit Stony Brook, be sure to stop by our...
07/28/2026

Looking for a thoughtful gift or a little something for yourself?

Next time you visit Stony Brook, be sure to stop by our gift shop, located just inside the Nature Center.

You'll find a wonderful selection of nature-inspired treasures, including earrings, stickers, plush animals, puzzles, Mass Audubon apparel, and more. Whether you're shopping for a bird lover, wildlife enthusiast, or young naturalist, there's something sure to bring a smile.

Stop in and see what catches your eye. You never know what hidden gem you might discover!

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Norfolk, MA
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