Another spring-like day, but gray.
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| Entrance to Haverford Reserve Dog Park |
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| Sloane (pink collar) was able to run and run |
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| Haverford Community Recreation and Environmental Center |
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| The back of the Community Center |
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| We started on the Orange Northbrook Trail; trails were well marked |
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| Trail through the woods |
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| A bench along North Brook |
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| We were also meandering through a disc golf course |
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| Now on the Red Meadow Trail, crossing North Brook |
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| The Meadow (this looks like winter!) |
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| Meadow Trail blaze |
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| Kent and Brynne with Sloane have crossed North Brook again |
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| Symplocarpus foetidus/Skunk Cabbage have started coming up in North Brook |
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| Red Meadow Trail sign with a missing winter hat |
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| Back at the meadow again, a fire circle |
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| Logs are available for the fire circle |
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| Spotted lantern fly tree tape is covered with metal grating to protect birds from getting stuck |
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| A disc golf tee |
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| At the disc golf tee you are given the distance |
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| This fallen tree has damaged the fence that keeps us well away from the ubiquitous I-476 highway |
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| Hmm, a platform and three nesting boxes; only Purple Martins will nest this closely |
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| A recent fallen tree has been cut to clear the trail |
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| More cutting was required at this point |
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| Saw a few of these nesting boxes much higher on trees than any cub scout could reach; usually only Tifted Titmice and Nuthatchers will nest on tree-mounted nesting boxes, but these were not baffled and were too close to each other |
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| A birdwatching blind |
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| Other side of the blind. |
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