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SUMMER 2026
CONTENTS
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New President's Message, Emma Dundon
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The Minna Anthony Common Series: Study of Wrens is Interesting
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From the Director
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Highlights from I Love My Park Day
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Scholarship Recipients
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New Faces at the Nature Center
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Safety Improvements around Glacial Potholes
In the marsh where the cattails and the reeds meet the wild rice and the
water parsnips, the little marsh wren makes his home... His upturned tail and
the tiptilted bill together give him a decidedly inquisitive appearance.
When we push our boat in among the reeds he greets us with quick questions and quicker answers and they sound much the same as the ones we hear
when the cat infringes on the garden wren’s domain.
Minna Anthony Common,
Study of Wrens if Interesting Birds, 1932
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