Bedford Audubon Society

The Angle Fly Preserve is one of Westchester County's newest protected open-spaces. It covers 654 rolling acres of forest, wetland, and meadow as well as the Angle Fly Brook for which it is named—reputed to be the last brook-trout spawning stream in Westchester. Hosting an extensive wildlife population, it is particularly noteworthy for its turtle and bird life, particularly wood turtle, a species of conservation concern in Westchester and the Hudson Valley. Situated in the heart of Somers, it provides a link in a continuous 2,000-acre corridor running from Muscoot and Lasdon Parks to the south and Town-owned Reis Park to the north.

Angle Fly Preserve, Somers, New York - Ferns

Angle Fly Preserve, Somers, New York - Glen

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What We Found ― Results of the BioBlitz
The Sites: Click for a map of the properties
Leon Levy Preserve | Hunt-Parker Sanctuary | Angle Fly Preserve | Guard Hill Preserve
Westchester Wilderness Walk | Ward Pound Ridge Reservation

Participants, Organizations, and Sponsors

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Photo at Top of Page Copyright and Courtesy of Christian Harder

Bedford Audubon Society

A Northern Westchester & Eastern Putnam Counties, New York Chapter of the National Audubon Society

BioBlitz 2007

Angle Fly Preserve

A Northern Westchester & Eastern Putnam Counties, New York
Chapter of the National Audubon Society