Upcoming Events in June and July

As most of the migrating birds have left, the remaining birds are raising this year’s young. As birds become more difficult to see, it is time to look for butterflies, moths, dragonflies, and damselflies.

The list of Ontario butterfly counts is managed by Toronto Entomologists’ Association.

Thames Talbot Land Trust has events all summer and has a series of events listed in its Passport to Nature.

The remaining scheduled events are listed below. For details on these and other scheduled events, see events list. For a month-at-a-glance view, see events calendar.

(Members Only) Trees of Mount Pleasant Cemetery

NATURE LONDON MEMBERS ONLY. You are expected to be fully vaccinated. Participants are asked to complete and pass the Government of Ontario Covid-19 self-assessment at home (https://covid-19.ontario.ca/self-assessment/) no more than … Continue reading (Members Only) Trees of Mount Pleasant Cemetery

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Mount Pleasant Cemetary, 303 Riverside Drive
London, Ontario Canada
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Birding at the Coves (Members Only)

Birds typically found here include: robins, sparrows, goldfinches, downy and red bellied wood peckers, nuthatches, great blue herons, mallards, wood ducks, chickadees, cardinals, red-tailed hawk and turkey vultures.

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The Coves, 1 Cove Road
London, Ontario Canada
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Birding at The Coves (Members Only)

Birds typically found here include: robins, sparrows, goldfinches, downy and red bellied wood peckers, nuthatches, great blue herons, mallards, wood ducks, chickadees, cardinals, red-tailed hawk and turkey vultures.

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The Coves, 1 Cove Road
London, Ontario Canada
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Announcements

Announcements posted here also appear in the E-Newsletter, sent every 2 weeks to members who subscribe. They include exclusive offers to members, latest information on website changes and newly available reports from the board and committees.

Free course from Western University

Posted May 27, 2023

Check out this free, open course offered through Western University!

2023 Volunteer Appreciation Social

Posted May 12, 2023

After an absence of several years due to the pandemic, the Nature London Board is delighted to once again host our annual volunteer appreciation social.

This is a time to celebrate your contributions to the club and to socialize with your fellow volunteers.

Use your membership password to view the invitation.

Latest Featured Story

Posted May 10, 2023

Part 6 (THE FINAL INSTALLMENT) is available now.

All parts are in Tall Tales From the Pond.

See also featured stories before 2023.

Indoor Meeting Dates

Posted May 9, 2023

Save these dates for 2023-2024 Indoor Meetings.

September 22February 9
October 20March 8
November 10April 12
January 19

Birding Wing meetings announcement coming soon.

Guide to the Natural Areas of London and Region

Posted April 27, 2023

The Guide is available for $15 in several locations: Camera Canada Stores (both), Featherfields, Hoskin Feed and Country Store, Hyde Park Feed and Country Store, Oxford Books, Wild Birds Unlimited and the Museum of Ontario Archaeology

Spring 2023 e-Cardinal Available

Posted April 26, 2023

Online copies of The Cardinal are available here. (membership password is required)

Special Offer

Posted April 25, 2023

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A local company is offering employee pricing to Nature London members.

Click here and enter your member password from the back of your card.

Passport to Nature

Posted April 20, 2023

Open to all. Click the image for details.

Events all year.

Volunteer Forms Updated

Posted April 17, 2023

To get more information, click Volunteer.

London Symphonia Offer

Posted April 3, 2023

May 20, Canada’s most celebrated violinist, James Ehnes joins us in Brahms’ monumental Violin Concerto, a legendary work from the heart of the canon. Beethoven’s Second Symphony provides the necessary counterweight to Brahms’ colossal achievement. For members only, click here.

For past stories, please see the Archived Announcements.


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