This part of White Oak Creek is the central section of the complete White Oak Trail and is 1.85 miles in length. It is an older trail in the Cary system, but it has some of the most attractive scenery among Cary’s 82 miles of completed greenways, particularly along a creek-side corridor between Castle Hayne Drive and Parkscene Drive.
With the right habitat, foods, water and shelter, it’s possible to bring bluebirds to your yard this year. Here’s how to do it.
The Higgins Greenway is one very special greenway that’s found inside the Maynard Loop and is not well known to the general public.
How can we attract birds to our homes this winter? This is easily accomplished and fairly inexpensive to do, but there are some matters to consider when bird feeding.
Last week, I took a guided walk of the White Oak Creek Greenway and found it to be one of the best places to discover wildlife in Cary.
One of the most visible and largest of the water birds we can see in our area is also one of the most misunderstood. Most people don’t even know what to call them.
In Cary, we can enjoy the recent arrival of Bald Eagles. They’re flourishing on our lakes and ponds, and It’s now easy for Cary residents to drive or walk a modest distance and see eagles soaring in our skies.
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church of Cary is holding its ninth annual “Lobster Fest” on Saturday, October 3, 2015.
Don’t put your hummingbird feeders away quite yet – there is a second species of hummingbird that is increasingly part of the winter bird scene in places like Cary.
The very latest addition to Hemlock Bluffs–the Children’s Nature Trail–was dedicated by the Town of Cary on National Trails Day, June 6, 2015.