Orange Audubon Society

Two of Orange Audubon’s most gifted naturalists, Mary Keim and Randy Snyder, will again share their knowledge of dragonfly identification at Orlando Wetlands on Saturday, September 5th, 9 a.m. to noon.

This unique class helps you identify dragonflies by their habitats, habits and flight patterns.

Participants should bring binoculars, plenty to drink and lunch. Prepare for the field with sun protection, insect protection and close-toed shoes that can get wet.
This trip is limited to 15 people and costs $20 per person for Audubon members and $25 per person for non-members.

Reserve your spot through this link: https://orangeaudubonfl.org/activities/classes/

Check member or non-member to see the offerings. If you want to join to secure the member discount, use the Join/Renew tab on the website, before signing up for the trip.

For questions about the trip, contact Randy and Mary at rssmhk@gmail.com.

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We are rolling out our fall program. Our September 17th guest speaker Kim Titterington is Wildlife Rehabilitator & Founder of Swamp Girl Adventures in Kissimmee.

Kim is a licensed wildlife rehabilitator, research collaborator and a Certified Veterinary Assistant specializing in reptile care and rehabilitation. She began presenting educational programs in local schools at the age of 14 and has been involved with reptiles for over 30 years. Titterington established her not-for-profit organization Swamp Girl Adventures Reptile Rehab to facilitate her work.

“Swamp Girl,” who also works with research groups to aid in the conservation of reptiles and disease surveillance, plans to bring live wildlife for display including a turtle, a gopher tortoise and an Eastern indigo snake.
The program is in-person at Leu Gardens, at 7pm No reservations are necessary.

This program is perfect for nature-loving children as well as adults. We hope we see you.

For the October 15, 2026 in person program at Leu Gardens, Dr. Jay Exum tells us all about Wild Turkeys. He did research on turkeys for his Ph.D. dissertation in Wildlife Ecology at Auburn University.
Join us for this free program in the Camelia Room at Leu Gardens at 7pm.

Photo by Mary Keim