Birders from Friends of Bolin Creek and New Hope Audubon were rewarded on our March 3 bird walk with several sightings of the pileated woodpecker — on the ground pecking ants in old logs. Mary Sonis took this photo of the pileated on a tree in 2012.
Recent Posts
- MPO Funds Local Bike and Pedestrian Projects April 23, 2024
- On Earth Day Celebrate Our Own Bolin Forest April 22, 2024
- Volunteers Restore Eroded Hillside Above Bolin Creek April 11, 2024
- Volunteer to Help Bolin Creek March 16 and 23 March 8, 2024
- Think About Our Wildlife First February 9, 2024
- Coal Ash is More Hazardous Than Previously Thought January 12, 2024
- Dave Otto, Co-founder of Friends of Bolin Creek, Dies December 28, 2023
- The Geology of Bolin Creek & Chapel Hill November 24, 2023
- How to Help the Creek November 24, 2023
- What’s Happening with the Paving Controversy? October 30, 2023
- Welcome to the Friends of Bolin Creek! July 1, 2023
- Carrboro Launches One-Sided Survey June 28, 2023
- Where do we stand on the proposed bikeway along Bolin Creek? June 14, 2023
- Video: Bolin Creek Unpaved: Saving Carrboro’s Last Forest May 21, 2023
- Conservation Planning Guide February 15, 2023
- Carrboro Board Reopens Paving Along Bolin Creek November 18, 2022
- How Are We Connected? November 4, 2022
- Friends of Bolin Creek Kick Off New 2022-23 Board & Committees with Monarch Butterfly Release September 30, 2022
- “The Scientists Speak” September 16, 2022
- At What Cost? A Community Information Session on Chapel Hill’s Coal Ash July 24, 2022