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Physical Address: 1109 Equestrian Ave
Mailing Address: P.O. Box 554, Fishers Island, NY 06390

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White tail spotted at Chocomount Trail Outlook by

White tail spotted at Chocomount Trail Outlook by HLFM Land Trust Steward Jack Schneider.

Terry McNamara photo of Round Island Race

Terry McNamara photo of Round Island Race

Join us at the Museum 4pm Sunday August 28th for a

Join us at the Museum 4pm Sunday August 28th for author and noted ornithologist Roger Pasquier’s talk on his book BIIRDS iIN WINTER. Book signing snd reception to follow.

Join us at the Museum this Sunday, August 21st @ 4

Join us at the Museum this Sunday, August 21st @ 4pm for an illustrated talk that examines our island’s water sources and chronicles the evolution of our critical water system infrastructure beginning in the 1890s to today.

Join us today Sunday August 14th at 4pm at the Mu

Join us today Sunday August 14th at 4pm at the Museum for an illustrated talk on seagrass by Dr. Jamie Vaudrey.

Come to the HLFM on Sunday at 4pm for a fascinatin

Come to the HLFM on Sunday at 4pm for a fascinating illustrated talk about conservation efforts on an 86 acre preserve on neighboring Napatree Point,RI. Thanks

Bit of a crash landing after first flight…Screen

Bit of a crash landing after first flight…Screen grab by Vicki Rafferty.

First flight of both osprey young today, July 31st

First flight of both osprey young today, July 31st. In sequence second osprey seems startled when sibling takes off. The first circled for a while before landing on adjacent telephone pole (shadow of approach is quite visible in upper right background). Finally, the second osprey, after brief rest, launches as well. Congrats to both!!! Screen grabs by Vicki Rafferty.

Author Ben Shattuck at the Museum, Sunday July 31s

Author Ben Shattuck at the Museum, Sunday July 31st at 4pm. Reception and book signing on back deck to follow.

Follow the osprey cam in the next few weeks. Young

Follow the osprey cam in the next few weeks. Young ospreys are preparing to fly. Here one is elevating over nest as its sibling watches. Screen grab by Vicki Rafferty 7-24-22.

Join us 4pm on Tuesday at the Fishers Island Theat

Join us 4pm on Tuesday at the Fishers Island Theater for the benefit premiere of “The History of Race Rock Light” followed by a Champagne and Oyster reception.

This is an “in-person” event only that will not be presented virtually. Admission to the premiere is free, but we will be “passing the hat” for the benefit of the New London Maritime Society’s restoration and preservation plan for Race Rock Light. Susan Tamulevich, the director of the New London Maritime Society (NLMS), owner of Race Rock Light, and the Preservation Project’s architect, Walter Sedovic of Walter Sedovic Architects, will speak about the restoration project.

For more information on this event and upcoming programs at the museum, please visit our website: https://fergusonmuseum.org/events

A recent photo by Bagley at Reedy Creek.

A recent photo by Bagley at Reedy Creek.

Taken from Rocky Ledge, North shore of FI, by Cath

Taken from Rocky Ledge, North shore of FI, by Catherine Edwards. Night of June 22, 2022.

Spotted turtle (Clemmys guttata) trapped and relea

Spotted turtle (Clemmys guttata) trapped and released by New York Natural Heritage Program scientists in several locations, including Brickyard Sanctuary. First recorded sightings on Fishers in more than two decades. Protective status in 5 of 6 NE states. Species of special concern in NY. Under review In US by USFWS for protection.under Endangered Species Act.

At approx. 15:32:30 (corrected this time) June 8 t

At approx. 15:32:30 (corrected this time) June 8 the third osprey chick hatched. Hatching was caught beautifully by Cam and video will be posted or you can scroll back using the red line at bottom of live feed

Late afternoon, June 6, 2022. There are now two ch

Late afternoon, June 6, 2022. There are now two chicks on the nest at the end of Middle Farms! The third egg should be hatching any time now. View live osprey cam https://fergusonmuseum.org/osprey-cam

The recently hatched Osprey chick was briefly left

The recently hatched Osprey chick was briefly left alone a few hours after birth and revealed his or herself in this poignant picture from day one. Screen grab by Vicki Rafferty.

Saturday, June 4th, at 8:08 am, a first chick hatc

Saturday, June 4th, at 8:08 am, a first chick hatched on the Osprey Cam nest at the east end of Middle Farms. The parents have built the nest up so that views of the tiny chick are fleeting but fabulous nonetheless. Screen grab by Vicki Rafferty.

Brick Yard Trail. Photo by Jack Schneider.

Brick Yard Trail. Photo by Jack Schneider.

Not yet identified Mushroom photographed by Land T

Not yet identified Mushroom photographed by Land Trust steward Jack Schneider along the Brickyard Trail. The trails are in great shape and ready for use!

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