Holliday in the Parks

Attack honeysuckle, plant native for birds and butterflies, GOOD PARKS!

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Holliday in the Parks Nature Walks

Exploring Nature, One Step at a Time

Spring Wildflower Walk

Saturday        9:30 am           Dudley Woods*

Spring  Bird Walks

 

Edible Plants

 

Dragonflies 

 

Butterflies 

 

         

 Attack Honeysuckle, Plant Native for Birds & Butterflies, Good Parks

*Butler County Metroparks Auto tag required (Free fo county residents)

 

Field Trips

        

 

 ChuckH@HollidayintheParks.com

 

 

Give a  Hand to the Parks

 

 

 

Pull For the Parks  Garlic Mustard

Garlic mustard is a biennial (two-year life cycle), herbaceous plan that spreads rapidly by seed in our woodlands. One of the most invasive and difficult to control weeds of our woodlands in our area; it is a major threat to our desirable native woodland wildflowers, tree seedlings, and wildlife.  Garlic Mustard not only out-competes native plants by being one of the first plants to leave out in the spring, shades out competitors during the growing season and is an allelopathic plant (releases chemical inhibitors into the environment).

 
 
 We need all the help we can get in fighting the invasive plants that are attacking our parks.  All ages and skill levels are welcome.  Please bring friends, safety glasses and gloves, and long sleeves are very helpful.

 

 

For More Information on these work days, please contact:

Chuck Holliday

513-305-6223

 ChuckH@HollidayintheParks.com

 
 
 
 (Yellow Lady Slippers photographed at Cox Arboretum May 2010)

 

 Wildflower Walk after blooms

 

Waterleaf

 

Wild Hyacinth