Some times the wildlife on the course is very visible, and other times only their signs of activity are noticeable. The beavers are back at #15 lake, as some residents have noticed. The blue herons have move into their nests at #5 tee box for spring nesting. They are happy that the snow and ice has left the lake edges. You may also notice the bluebirds are active at their boxes. Most members are not aware that ranger Don Weir is our guy who builds, repairs, and cleans the nest boxes on the course. We have a new martin house that Don build to replace the one at #7. He started this work over eight years ago on his own. Thanks Don!
Some times the wildlife on the course is very visible, and other times only their signs of activity are noticeable. The beavers are back at #15 lake, as some residents have noticed. The blue herons have move into their nests at #5 tee box for spring nesting. They are happy that the snow and ice has left the lake edges. You may also notice the bluebirds are active at their boxes. Most members are not aware that ranger Don Weir is our guy who builds, repairs, and cleans the nest boxes on the course. We have a new martin house that Don build to replace the one at #7. He started this work over eight years ago on his own. Thanks Don!
