This video contains footage from the Seney Natural History Association film "The Wonder of Nature" that can be viewed at the Visitor Center during business hours.
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Opening May 15th: Visitor Center, Marshland Wildlife Drive, & Fishing Loop The Marshland Wildlife Drive and Fishing Loop are currently open for walking and biking but closed to motorized traffic until May 15th. Please be aware of trucks hauling gravel or road graders working on the drives from 7am to 4pm Monday - Friday as we prepare to open. We hope to see you all soon.
Attention Northern Hardwood Cross-country Ski and Hiking Trail Users. Northern Hardwoods Trail users please be aware of the possibility of falling limbs/trees in the area. Due to Beech Bark Disease there are many dead trees in the hardwood forest, limbs or branches may fall unexpectedly. Use these trails at your own risk. They are especially dangerous during high wind events. Alternatively, you may hike anywhere on the Refuge. There are many woodland wildflowers blooming in this area including spring beauty, large-flowered trillium, yellow trout lily, marsh marigold, leather leaf, trailing arbutus, and blueberry.
Fall 2011 Newsletter Enjoy the new Seney Natural History Association 2011 Fall Newsletter.
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of Seney Natural History Association.
Photo (Above): Painted Turtle. Credit: Kelly Ramsey, 2011 Photo Contest.
Photo (Left): Common Green Darner. Credit: Dawn Kopp, 2011 Photo Contest - 2nd Place Wildlife Category.
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Please email Seney@fws.gov and we will consider your ideas and make changes where possible.
The Visitor Center will be open from May 15th to October 15th, 2012. Visitor Center hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
