The Naturalists Club of Broome County, NY
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The Naturalists Club is a family-oriented nature club, founded in 1950, dedicated to the enjoyment, exploration, and protection of the natural world.CONTENT
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Discover the secrets of the world around you.
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How to Draw your Dragon. This blog has been a bit of struggle for me. My intention has always been to focus on the artwork, but my natural wordiness has always seemed to get in the way. This white-faced meadowhawk posed a bit more of a challenge, though.