The Schoharie Land Trust has scheduled a Birds and Breakfast event for Sun., June 14 at its Paulson Preserve property in Jefferson, Schoharie County.
A guided walk through the preserve’s varied habitats to see spring migrants and nesting birds will begin at 8 a.m. The walk will last approximately two hours and include some uneven terrain and moderate climbs.
Located in the towns of Jefferson and Summit in Schoharie Co., the Paulson Preserve encompasses 342 acres of land donated to the Land Trust in 1997 by Liselotte Paulson.
Following the walk, interested participants will travel to Buck Hill Farm in Jefferson for brunch.
To reach the preserve, take State Rte. 10 onto Peraglie Rd., 4.5 miles south of Summit and 4 miles north of Jefferson. Turn left on Rum Hill Rd.--parking is about one mile at the end of the road. For further information, visit www.schoharielandtrust.org, or call (607) 652-2162.
The Schoharie Land Trust is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to protecting the beauty, land, heritage and rural character of Schoharie County.
