Felix Neck Reopens

Felix Neck Wildlife Sanctuary in Edgartown reopened its trail system Thursday. Director Suzan Bellincampi said the buildings remain closed.

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Full Moon Owl Prowl

What to do under the full moon? Pitch woo, perhaps. Or dance by the light of the moon or howl at the moon or watch moon movies: Moonstruck, Paper Moon, Moon Over Miami.

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Solar Grant for Felix Neck

Felix Neck Wildlife Sanctuary has been awarded a $30,000 TernSOLAR challenge grant from the Tern Foundation to install a second array of solar panels on their new equipment barn roof.

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Felix Neck Fall Festival

Turkey is on the menu Thanksgiving day but the next day Felix Neck puts birds of prey center stage — alive and full of talons.

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Felix Neck Preschool Set to Open

Felix Neck will be opening the doors of a new nature-based preschool on Sept. 3.

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Felix Neck, Gift to Mass. Audubon, Will be Preserve
Vineyard Gazette
George M. Moffett Jr., widely known as a yachtsman and conservationist, signed an agreement last week by which Felix Neck, more than 200 beautiful acres of widely varying terrain extending into Sengekontacket Pond, will be conveyed to the Massachusetts Audubon Society as a wildlife sanctuary. Part of the acreage is transferred immediately, and the balance will be leased to the Audubon Society until the gift is completed.
 
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At Felix Neck, Barn Owls Are Nice, But Noisy, Co-Workers
Caroline Kaplan

A pair of barn owls and their four owlets moved in above Liz Dengenis’ desk at Felix Neck Wildlife Sanctuary.

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Hundreds Flock to Fall Festival at Felix Neck

Bundled to the chins, Islanders and visitors alike flocked to Felix Neck Wildlife Sanctuary in Edgartown Friday for the 38th annual fall festival.

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Nature's Beat Is a Place of Wonder

Suzan Bellincampi has been collecting tales and now she has collected them into The Nature of Martha’s Vineyard, illustrated with photos from Gazette photographer Timothy Johnson.

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Rare Plant Find on Martha's Vineyard Is First for United States
Vivian Ewing

An unassuming little European plant called Carex disticha, or Brown sedge, was discovered last year on the shore of Sengekontacket Pond. It is the first found in the United States.

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