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M E M B E R NEWS
October-December 2020
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“The future’s in the air
I can feel it everywhere
Blowing like the wind of change…”
— Song by the Scorpions
Director’s Corner
Alexis R. Faust
Executive Director
The Winds of Change
In any given year, the fall season gets me thinking about change — change in the seasons,
in the environment, what birds we see, and in our schedules. This fall, as the world swirls
around us like a divisive tornado of unrest, change seems to mean so much more than it
ever has before, at least in my lifetime. It is essential, critical, imminent — it is coming.
I feel we are standing on the brink of a revolution. Someday, historians will look back,
Volume 48 Number 4 tapping their fingers on the pages of some tome of our century, describing 2020 and
ISSN 1097-1548 2021 as those pivotal years in human evolution where we finally began to truly care —
for each other and for our planet.
INSIDE THIS ISSUE:
• Director’s Corner:
I am reminded of the great works of biologist and author, Lewis Thomas, who wrote,
The Winds of among many other books, The Lives of a Cell: Notes of a Biology Watcher. Thomas had a
Change ......................... 2 way of combining his knowledge of the biology of the living with his extraordinary
wisdom and insight into humanity. He was a big believer in why it was important for us
• Naturally Curious:
Chipmunk Hoarders .. 3 to care.
• Volunteer Corner....... 4 He said in The Lives of a Cell, that “statistically, the probability of any one of us being here
• Aullwood Program
is so small that you’d think the mere fact of existing would keep us all in a contented
& Class Calender .... 4-7 dazzlement of surprise.” What would it be like if we simply viewed each other through
the lens of dazzled amazement? What a different world it would be.
• Social Distancing
Guidelines ................... 7 He had a similar view of our planet and all living things. “If we had better hearing,” he
• Aullwood Donors ..... 8 said, “and could discern the descants of sea birds, the rhythmic tympani of schools of
mollusks, or even the distant harmonics of midges hanging over meadows in the sun, the
• Memorials/ Tributes/
combined sound might lift us off our feet.” Indeed.
Thank Yous ................... 9
• Fall at Aullwood ......... 9 Lift yourselves up this fall, be dazzled and amazed, and welcome the change. It is good
and it is moving us to a better place in a kinder world.
• Aullwood Birdseed
Sale Form .................. 10
Cover Photo:
Northern Cardinal.
Audubon Photo. Gil Eckrich
2 1000 Aullwood Road • Dayton, OH 45414 / office: 937-890-7360 / www.aullwood.org
Aullwood Audubon © 2020
Naturally Curious
Chipmunk Hoarders
Ryan Hodnett
By Nicole Conrad
Education Manager
Climbing trees Eastern chipmunks, Tamias striatus, are commonly found in Ohio and are
members of the squirrel family. Out of the 25 species of chipmunks, 24 are
found in North America and one species is found in Asia. Eastern chipmunks
have reddish-brown fur with five black stripes and two white or tan stripes on
their back with a bristly tail. They have a dark stripe of fur through their eyes
and a white stripe above and under their eyes. Their striped patterns help
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camouflage them into the forest floor by breaking up their shape to confuse
predators. Eastern chipmunk habitats include forests and forest edges. They
have also adapted to living in suburban neighborhoods.
Easter chipmunk
Eastern chipmunks are omnivores with a diet that includes nuts, seeds, berries,
fruit, buds, insects, earthworms, slugs and bird eggs. They are rodents and have
incisors that continuously grow. Their teeth are specialized for gnawing with
the front of their incisors covered in hard enamel. As the back part of their
teeth wear away, the edge of their teeth are sharpened like the blade of a
chisel.
One of the things chipmunks are famous for is the size of their cheeks. They
have cheek pouches that, when full, are almost the size of their head! Eastern
Ryan Hodnett
chipmunks are extreme hoarders and obsess about finding food. As they find
food they stuff it in their cheek pouches, then carry their food to their burrows
for storage. They overwinter sleeping in their burrows, but they are not true
hibernators. Instead, there are times they are active in the winter, sustaining
themselves on the food they stored and hoarded in their burrows.
Eastern chipmunks are intolerant of others and will aggressively chase other
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chipmunks away. They mark their territories with urine, feces or their scent
glands. Though they aren’t very social with each other they will use alarm calls
to alert others of predators. Their predators include hawks, coyotes, fox, snakes,
Eastern chipmunk with nut
cats and dogs. When Eastern chipmunks feel threatened they make sounds
including chips, chucks and trills.
During mating season they will tolerate each other, but return to their loner
status when mating season is over. Their gestation period is about 30 days with
females having 2-8 in their litter. The young stay with their moms for a couple
Cephas
months until their mother kicks them out their burrows to find or make a
Stuffed cheeks burrow of their own.
You can reach Nicole Conrad at 937-890-7360, ext. 217 or nconrad@audubon.org.
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Volunteer Corner
2020 October – November – December
Audubon Photo. Mark Wright
By Nenita Lapitan, Volunteer & Rental Services Manager October Programs
A Look Back at Aullwood Volunteer Appreciation
In 1994, Aullwood held its first formal Aullwood Volunteer Appreciation event. As I
Orange, yellow, burgundy and
look through some old photographs of earlier events, it appears that volunteers
red are just some of the fall
brought their own food! While our volunteer potlucks always offer a dizzying array of
colors you can see at Aullwood.
delicious foods, it seems odd to ask the very people you are celebrating to help feed
Celebrate the changing season
everyone. And those staff skits! Some of them were quite memorable … others, not
with a hike around the trails
so much. I confess that staff were relieved to hear that our volunteers were ready to
looking for the signs of fall.
relegate the skits to the past. It really is your celebration, so it's important to hear
All of Aullwood programs begin
what you want. When many said you wanted less talking and more opportunities for
and end at 9101 Frederick
socializing – we listened. And I expect your feedback will continue to influence future
Pike, Dayton, OH 45414.
appreciation events.
Call 937-890-7360 for more
I had great plans for this year’s festivities.
information.
Alas, for the first time in the 18 years I’ve
been with Aullwood, we weren’t able to October 1-31 – Self-guided
come together to celebrate your Family Activity Book Walk
accomplishments, service, skills and time. You Thursdays, October 1, 8, 15,
help make Aullwood the best nature center 22, 29 – 8:00-9:30 a.m. – Adult
around, and because of you, Aullwood is the Discovery Walk
envy of many in the Audubon Network. Saturday, October 3 –
Thank you for your love and dedication Aullwood Closes at 4:00 p.m. for
to Aullwood, especially through these a Special Event
Volunteers enjoying a delicious meal 2002 extraordinary times. As we want ourselves Saturday, October 3 –
and loved ones to be safe and healthy, it is 5:00-7:00 p.m. – Evening Folk
reasonable to exercise caution when Concert with Chris Rowlands
engaging outside our protective bubbles.
We’re grateful for those who are comfortable
returning to volunteer, and we’re sensitive to
those who want to wait a little bit longer,
too. You’re welcome back when you are
ready to return.
We are working on how to best show our
appreciation to you in this new environment.
In the meantime, please enjoy some photos Tuesdays, October 6, 13, 20,
from past celebrations. Our deepest 27 – 3:30-5:00 p.m. – Adult
appreciation for the vital and precious Butterfly Walk
Staff — cast 2003
support you provide to Aullwood. Saturday, October 10 Run for
Friends of Aullwood Birdseed Sale — Farm — Saturday, October 24 the Birds Virtual 1K/5K Kickoff
Help our feathered friends by supporting Aullwood’s annual Birdseed Sale.
Saturday, October 17 –
We are doing a few things differently this year, including offering an on-line order
12:00 p.m. – Fall Fruit Buffet Walk
option (as well as phone and mail-in orders) and curbside pickup. Volunteer Mondays, October 19 & 26
opportunities include unloading birdseed from a semi-truck into customer’s vehicles; 10:30-11:45 a.m. – Chipmunk
greeting and monitoring guests inside the Farm Discovery Center; helping with Adventures: Pum, Pum, Pum
sales at the Farm Guest Services area or being a Nature Store customer services Pumpkin!
representative. Masks are required indoors and outdoors and social distancing rules Saturday, October 24 –
will apply (unless health and safety recommendations are amended). 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. – Free
• Loaders — 8:45 a.m.-11:45 a.m./ 11:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m./2:15-4:45 p.m. (6 needed Admission Day
per shift) — must be able to lift 25-50 pounds, stand on hard surfaces and Saturday, October 24 – Run
climb stairs. for the Birds Virtual 1K/5K End
• Greeters/Monitors — 8:45 a.m.-11:45 am/ 11:30 am-2:30 p.m./ 2:15-445 p.m. Saturday, October 24 –
(2 needed per shift) — must be comfortable using a walkie-talkie. Friends of Aullwood Bird Seed Sale
• Guest Services — 9:00 am-1:00 pm and 1:00-5:00 pm (1 needed per shift) — Friday, October 30 –
must be a trained Guest Services volunteer. 6:30-7:45 p.m. Night Hike
4 • Nature Store Customer Services Representative — 9:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. and
1:00-5:00 p.m. (1 needed per shift)
2020 Aullwood Program and Class Calendar
Audubon Photo. Luke-Franke
October Programs continued . . .
Self-guided Family Activity: Book Adult Butterfly Walks Chipmunk Adventures:
Walk (Members and Non-Members) (Members and Non-Members) Pum, Pum, Pum, Pumpkin!
October 1-31 – Read the entertaining October 6, 13, 20, 27 – 3:30-5:00 p.m. (Members and Non-Members) October
story, “Over on the Farm” by Marianne Join us to find out which butterflies we 19 & 26 – 10:30-11:45 a.m. Chipmunk
Berkes, in this self-guided book walk! can spot fluttering around the fall blooms. Adventures is for 2-5 year olds (with
While you explore Aullwood, you will find Binoculars are recommended. You must 1 adult per child) with the same class
pages from this book posted around the preregister for walks by calling 937-890- offered twice a month. What do we do
farmyard for you to read. Find the animals 7360 or register on Aullwood’s website at with a pumpkin? Is one growing in your
counting in this story and see if you can aullwood.org and click on Events. There is a garden? Come join us as we discover what
spot the rooster on each page! limit of 10 on a walk at a time. Please be is inside of a big, heavy, bright pumpkin!
Adult Discovery Walks ready and waiting outside the Farm Then go on a mini pumpkin hunt in
(Members Only) October 1, 8, 15, 22, 29 – Discovery Center at least 5 minutes before Aullwood’s farmyard. Meet on the sidewalk
8:00-9:30 a.m. Walk along Aullwood’s trails the scheduled start of the walk. The walk outside the front of the Charity A. Krueger
searching for birds and other nature finds! starts promptly at the scheduled start time Farm Discovery Center. Classes will be
Bring binoculars. You must preregister for and ends promptly at the scheduled end held outside in the Farm Pavilion. Each
walks by calling 937-890-7360 or register time. Adult Butterfly Walks are a benefit participant should wear a mask and respect
on Aullwood’s website at aullwood.org and for members and there is no cost to social distancing. Please dress for weather
click on Events. There is a limit of 10 attend. Non-members paying the general conditions as the class will be outside for
members on a walk at a time. Please be admission price may also preregister and both sessions. Individual classes are
ready and waiting outside the Farm attend this walk. $20/Members, $25/Non-Members. Class
Discovery Center at least 5 minutes limit is 8 (4 minimum). Environmental
before the scheduled start of the walk. Educator Bev Holland is the teacher for
The walk starts promptly at the scheduled these classes. Pre-registration is required.
To register call 937-890-7360 or visit
Susan Sweeney
start time and ends promptly at the sched-
uled end time. Adult Discovery Walks are a aullwood.org and click on Events.
benefit for members and there is no cost
to attend.
Folk Evening Concert with Chris Black walnut tree
Nicole Conrad
Rowlands – Ages 21+ Event (Members Fall Fruit Buffet Walk
and Non-Members) October 3 – 5:00-7:00 (Members and Non-Members) October 17
p.m. See a different side of Chris Rowlands – 12:00 p.m. Have you always wondered
at this uplifting evening of serious what migrating birds eat while traveling
Child with magnifying glass / Barred owl
entertainment! While he's known for south in the fall? Most of our summer
writing and singing hilarious children's insects are starting to disappear, but the Night Hike
songs with an educational bent, singer- fruit of vines, trees and bushes are some of (Members Only) October 30 – 6:30-7:45
songwriter Chris Rowlands also pens and the most important food sources for our p.m. Journey on a spooky hike around
performs his own meaningful and inspiring migrating feathered friends. Explore what Aullwood under an (almost) full moon.
folk music and sings wonderful covers of the forest has to offer with Environmental Learn about the history of All Hallows
traditional and folk standards. Fans of James Educator Sam Romeo.You must preregister Eve, discuss harvest in Ohio, and look for
Taylor, John Denver and Glen Campbell for this walk by calling 937-890-7360 or some of the more mystifying animals of the
won't want to miss this rare event! Pack a register on Aullwood’s website at season like spiders, bats and owls. You
picnic, blanket and lawn chairs and enjoy aullwood.org. and click on Events. There is a must preregister for walks by calling
live music on the lawn at the Farm. A limit of 10 on a walk at a time. Please be 937-890-7360 or register at aullwood.org
selection of delicious desserts and fall ready and waiting outside the Farm and click on Events. There is a limit
inspired beer will be available for purchase Discovery Center at least 5 minutes before of 10 members on a walk at a time. Please
during the concert. This program is an the scheduled start of the walk. The walk be ready and waiting outside the Farm
event for ages 21+ and is limited to starts promptly at the scheduled start Discovery Center at least 5 minutes before
100 guests, preregistration is required. time. This walk is a benefit for members the scheduled start of the walk. The walk
Admission price is $10/adult. In order to and there is no cost to attend. starts promptly at the scheduled start time
keep everyone as safe as possible, we will Non-members paying the general and ends promptly at the scheduled end
be following all CDC guidelines during this admission price may also preregister and time. Night Hikes are a benefit for
program. To register call 937-890-7360. attend this walk. members and there is no cost to attend.
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Please read through “Important Information and Guidelines for Programs” on page 7.
2020 Aullwood Program and Class Calendar
Liz West
November Programs
Stop by Aullwood to see Self-guided Family Activity: Virtual Animal Meet and Greet
what the animals are up to Fossil-Find-it (Members and (Members and Non-Members)
this month. All of Aullwood Non-Members) – November 1-30 – Visit November 7 – 10:00-11:00 a.m. Join
programs begin and end at Aullwood’s Farm Auditorium to learn about Aullwood’s Environmental Educators on
9101 Frederick Pike Dayton, some of the fossils found in Ohio, then go on Facebook Live and meet some of the
OH 45414. Call 937-890-7360 a fossil-find-it hunt around the farmyard. incredible animal ambassadors currently
for more information. residing at Aullwood. Go on a virtual behind
the scenes tour learning about the animal’s
November – Project Feeder backgrounds, their quirky personalities and
Watch what it takes to look after them. You will
November 1-30 – Self-guided have the opportunity to ask questions and
Family Activity – Fossil Find-it get responses in real time!
Tuesday, November 3 –
Aullwood Closed – Election Day
Thursdays, November 5, Project Feeder Watch
Jocelyn Anderson
12, 19 – 8:00-9:30 a.m. – Adult (Members and Non-Members) Please visit
Dave Anderson
Discovery Walk Aullwood’s website at aullwood.org for a list
of dates and times for this program. Meet
new people, share stories and help count
birds virtually. Our bird counts help
Red-bellied woodpecker and Red rooster
contribute to scientific studies at the
Dave Anderson
Cornell Lab of Ornithology. Visit the Chipmunk Adventures:
Cornell website feederwatch.org for And the Leaves Came Down
more information. (Members and Non-Members)
Adult Discovery Walks (Members November 16 & 23 – 10:30-11:45 a.m.
Saturday, November 7 – Only) November 5, 12, 19 – 8:00-9:30 a.m. Chipmunk Adventures is for 2-5 year olds
10:00-11:00 a.m. – Virtual Animal Take a stroll along the trails and visit the (with 1 adult per child) with the same class
Meet and Greet on Facebook Live many habitats looking for birds, tracks and offered twice a month. What is happening
exciting finds. Bring binoculars. You must when the leaves fall from the trees? Should
Wednesday, November 11 –
preregister for walks by calling 937-890-7360 we glue them back on the branches? Will the
Aullwood Closed – Veteran’s Day
or register on Aullwood’s website at leaves come back? Come and explore pretty
November 14-30 – Christmas aullwood.org and click on Events. There is a leaves as they float their way to the ground.
in the Nature Store. Holiday Gift limit of 10 members on a walk at a time. Enjoy a hike, story, song and artwork. Meet
Items and Decorations are Please be ready and waiting outside the Farm on the sidewalk outside the front of the
available for purchase at the Farm Discovery Center at least 5 minutes before Charity A. Krueger Farm Discovery Center.
the scheduled start of the walk. The walk Classes will be held outside in the Farm
starts promptly at the scheduled start time Pavilion. Each participant should wear a mask
and ends promptly at the scheduled end and respect social distancing. Please dress for
time. Adult Discovery Walks are a benefit for weather conditions as the class will be
Angela Winston
members and there is no cost to attend. outside for both sessions. Individual classes
are $20/Members, $25/Non-Members.
Class limit is 8 (4 minimum). Environmental
Educator Bev Holland is the teacher for
Mondays, November these classes. Pre-registration is required.
16 & 23 – 10:30-11:45 a.m. – To register call 937-890-7360 or visit
Chipmunk Adventures: And the aullwood.org and click on Events.
Leaves Came Down
Bev Holland
Thursday, November 26 &
Friday, November 27 –
Aullwood Closed – Thanksgiving Preschool child
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Please read through “Important Information and Guidelines for Programs” on page 7.
Chris Rowlands
Nicole Conrad
December Programs
Project Feeder Watch The Habitats of Aullwood Audubon
Enjoy a frosty hike on
(Members and Non-Members) Aullwood Walk (Members Programs: Important
some of Aullwood’s trails
Please visit Aullwood’s website at and Non-Members) December 5 Information & Guidelines
this month or stop by the
Nature Store to pick up a aullwood.org for a list of dates, – 2:30 p.m. Have you ever Aullwood is following the
special gift for the times and more details for this wondered how old the forest is recommendations from
holidays. All of Aullwood program. Do you enjoy watching at Aullwood’s Farm? Have you government officials, the Centers
programs begin and end birds? If so, help us count our ever wondered where you for Disease Control and
at 9101 Frederick Pike feathered friends virtually at might find a fox, snake or a wood- Prevention, the Ohio Department
Dayton, OH 45414. Aullwood or in your own pecker? Explore the habitats and of Health and the National
backyard! Your findings help forests at Aullwood with Audubon Society. In order to keep
Call 937-890-7360 for
contribute to scientific studies at Environmental Educator Sam everyone as safe as possible there
more information.
are important guidelines and
the Cornell Lab of Ornithology. Romeo. You must preregister for
procedures for Aullwood
December – Project Check out the Cornell website this walk by calling 937-890-7360
programs. Guidelines are subject
Feeder Watch at feederwatch.org for more or register on Aullwood’s website
to change as State mandates
December 1-24 – information. at aullwood.org and click on
change.
Self-guided Family Activity – Events. There is a limit of 10 on The safety of our members,
Self-guided Family a walk at a time. Please be ready
Hidden Around Aullwood Activity: Hidden Around volunteers and staff is our top
and waiting outside the Farm priority. Preregistration is required
December 1-24 – Aullwood (Members and Non- Discovery Center at least
Christmas in the Nature Members) December 1-23 – to attend any walks or programs.
5 minutes before the scheduled Call 937-890-7360 to preregister
Store Holiday Gift Items Grab a game paper at the front start of the walk. The walk starts for programs.
and Decorations are desk, then search for the different promptly at the scheduled start Programs begin promptly at their
available for purchase at items hidden around Aullwood. time. This walk is a benefit for scheduled start time, are weather
the Farm members and there is no cost to dependent and are cancelled if
Thursdays, December attend. Non-members paying the there is thunder, lightning or heavy
3, 10, 17 – 8:00-9:30 a.m. – general admission price may also rain. Participants will be contacted
Adult Discovery Walk preregister and attend this walk. via email should a program be
Saturday, December 5 cancelled.
If you or someone in your house-
Audubon Photo. Luke-Franke
– 2:30 p.m. – The Habitats
of Aullwood Walk hold is sick, stay home. Do not
visit Aullwood if you have a fever,
Saturday, December 12 Adult Discovery Walks
persistent cough or shortness of
– 10:00-11:00 a.m. – (Members Only) December 3, 10,
breath.
Virtual Animal Meet and 17 – 8:00-9:30 a.m. Join us on this
We will follow social distancing
Greet on Facebook Live fun walk as we experience the during programs and keep at
frosty landscape, birds and other least a 6-foot social distance.
Thursday, December exciting discoveries. Bring
24 – Aullwood Closes Virtual Animal Meet and Masks are required when inside
binoculars. You must preregister any building. Masks are required
at 1 p.m. – Holiday for walks by calling 937-890-7360 Greet (Members and Non-
Observance outdoors, when unable to keep at
or register on Aullwood’s Members) December 12 –
least a 6-foot social distance from
Friday, December 25 – website at aullwood.org and click 10:00-11:00 a.m. Enjoy a virtual
those not in your household.
Friday, January 1 – on Events. There is a limit of behind the scenes tour on Wash your hands or use hand
Aullwood Closed – 10 members on a walk at a time. Facebook Live as we introduce sanitizer before and after your
Holiday Observance Please be ready and waiting you to some of Aullwood’s visit.
outside the Farm Discovery animal ambassadors! Get the Programs are to take place
Center at least 5 minutes before chance to observe their individual outdoors unless severe weather
the scheduled start of the walk. personalities and learn why threatens, participants need to use
The walk starts promptly at the Aullwood cares for these special the restroom or there is an
scheduled start time and ends creatures. There will be an emergency.
Mike Mushala
promptly at the scheduled end opportunity to ask questions and If guests are not following social
time. Adult Discovery Walks are get real-time responses from distancing and other guidelines, we
a benefit for members and there Aullwood’s Environmental may be forced to cancel programs.
Cedar waxwing is no cost to attend. Educators.
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Please read through “Important Information and Guidelines for Programs” on this page.
Thank You to
Bryan Maltais
those that have Donors to Birdathon 2020
contributed Mary B. Merrell
at this time! Georgia Miller
Juniper Hairstreak
Donors to the 2020 Annual Appeal from June 22-August 31
Sheri Coleman Roy & Patricia Horvath David Saelens
Sharon Kathy Edwards Carol Bacon & Sally Jo &
John & Barbara Fabelo Eric Jerardi Peter Saunders
Beth Fogarty Dick & Pat Jones Tom Schaefer &
Hayward Jones Cindy Cooke
Becky Gebhard
Nancy D. Lohrey Valerie Schaefer
Douglas Grewe &
Donald Stephan Cecelia Lowe John Siehl
Susan Henry John & Kathleen Pepiot Monica Snow
Jane & Andy Higgins Jane Peterson Michael Uetz
John Hopkins Frank & Amy Petrie Vivian & Earl Valley
Tom Hissong
Ken Fasimpaur
Dried Bergamot
Mike Mushala
Mike Mushala
Viceroy Butterfly
Fall at Aullwood Milkweed in bloom
Ken Fasimpaur
Fall at Aullwood
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Friends of Aullwood Staff
Memorials / Tributes . . .
Aullwood
Board of In memory of Janice Carrigan In memory of Dale Parkey Alexis R. Faust
Trustees Charity Krueger Karen Fagan Executive Director
Edward Henderson
In memory of Chuck Gardner Charity Krueger
July 1, 2020 – Linda Denney Nicole Conrad
Arline and Kent Venter
June 30, 2021 John King Education Manager
Kathy King In memory of
Nancy King Starling Elizabeth Retterbush Laurie Cothran
Kyle Schrodi Charity Krueger Lynn Kask Development &
President Frances Repperger Darlene Smith Marketing Manager
David Suich
Charlie Shoemaker In celebration of the birthday Ken Fasimpaur
Vice-President In memory of Margie Gibson of Stephanie Irwin IT Manager
Carolyn Junius Beth & Reid Joyce Amanda Groh
& Family Melanie Kolden Bev Holland
Secretary Environmental
Thomas Mercker
David Schrodi In memory of Nan Groves Sally Proctor Educator
Treasurer Diana & Jerry Kiser,
Elizabeth & Emily In honor of Paul Broerman Nenita Lapitan
Kelly Bohrer and Choice Comfort Services Manager of Volunteer &
In memory of Marilyn Morris Michael W. Smith
Diane Bierly Rental Services
Paul Broerman
W. Hardy Eshbaugh Sean Mormino
Robert K. Davis
Environmental Educator
Georgene H. Dawson
Sam Romeo
John Fabelo, AIA Thank You . . . Environmental Educator
Rap Hankins Aullwood Audubon gratefully acknowledges donations Chris Rowlands
W. Chip Herin III from the following: Environmental Educator /
Outreach
Michael Houser Pat and John Dupps Jesse & Caryl Philips
Kim Lally The Dupps Company Foundation Dalynn Sours
Charitable Foundation Kim Romeo Nature Store Coordinator
Chris Neary
Mrs. Helen R. Haddick Beverly Rose Jonny Thomas
David Schrodi Maintenance /
Mike & Linda O’Callaghan Brenda Schwochow
Teri J. Shirk Ohio Farm Bureau Carla Smith Grounds Worker
Foundation Donna Zobrist Barbara Trick
Office Manager
Jonah VanRoekel
Farm Assistant
Become a member of Aullwood now! Visit our membership page at
Ryan Walburn
https://aullwood.audubon.org/membership for more information or come to Maintenance Manager
Aullwood Audubon Farm at 9101 Frederick Pike to join between 9:00 AM and 5:00 PM
Monday through Friday or between 1:00 PM and 5:00 PM Sunday.
We look forward to welcoming you back to Aullwood! If you have questions, please
email AskUs@aullwood.org
We need Your Support Now . . .
We need your support now more than ever!
Please consider making a tax-deductible gift to
help support our work during the COVID-19 crisis
Mike Mushala
by visiting:
Dave Anderson
https://aullwood.audubon.org/donate
or by clicking the red donate button in the upper
right corner of any page of our website. Thistle with hummingbird moth
Cicada
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