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Blue Herons Have Been Sighted In The Nests At the Red Barn Preserve !
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The Red Barn Preserve located at 518 River Road East, Morristown Remains Open all Year.  Visit Our Hiking Trails Along Ponds Filled With Wildlife.  If You Do Not See Wildlife- You Are Not Looking !

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Red Barn Preserve Hiking Trail 
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Added Wildlife Video- Look Under Galleries/2020- Tab 1 on this page- Added 4/30/2020

Added Blue Heron Video- Look Under Galleries/2020-Tab 1 on this page- Added 4/23/2020

Added Red Barn Preserve Video About Year 2019 Activities -  Look Under Galleries/ 2020-Tab 1  On This  Page - Added 4/23/2020

Added Brody Cosler's Essay Wins $500 to this page
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Added a Note That Blue Herons Have Been Sighted At The Red Barn Preserve - 3/19/20
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The Birds Are Back !

 There was a certain amount of sadness for my wife and I as we returned to the North Country two weeks ago.  The Coronavirus has shut down most of America and New York State was especially hit hard by this pandemic.  While we sheltered ourselves waiting for this to pass we realized that we were not restricted from visiting the Red Barn Preserve and taking advantage of the hiking trails.  We have the good fortune of living walking distance from the Preserve which made it easy to check it out.  To our amazement- we were not alone when we walked the farm site.  I estimate we saw on average a half dozen people on each of our visits.  The excitement and interest in the Preserve centered around the Blue Heron Rookery.  The birds are back and have been there since early March.  

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