March Meeting Presentation

By Nature Moncton

Date: March 17, 2026, at 7:00 PM
Place: Mapleton Lodge (No Zoom)
Presenter: Nelson Poirier

Owls are Hooting in New Brunswick

Many of us are more familiar with our diurnal raptors but less familiar with those fascinating raptors, the owls, that tend to work the night shift.

Seeing an owl is always a special moment for any naturalist, seasoned birder, or neophyte.

Let’s spend a pleasant evening with the owls on March 17 and share discussion and photos to illustrate the life and times of these fascinating creatures with Nelson Poirier.

Nelson advises that he is not considered an owl expert but has been around for a long time with opportunities to have experiences with these creatures to share, as well as attending every presentation he could for many years to collect lots of information from others.

Plan to share your thoughts and ideas as well, so we all can learn more to appreciate our resident owls and a few more that visit us occasionally, as well as a few we can expect to drop by New Brunswick in the future.

This presentation will be in person at Mapleton Lodge with a recording available a few days later. All are welcome, Nature Moncton member or not.