Angle Fly Preserve, Somers NY
Named after the last natural brook-trout spawning stream in Westchester, Angle Fly Preserve provides critical habitat to many species of wildlife. Created through the hard work of local volunteers, professional conservationists and bi-partisan political support - Anglefly's 654 acres are critical to the environmental health of the surrounding area. There are four main habitats: forest - unfortunately badly damaged from deer browsing, forested wetlands, old fields around the abandoned houses and scrubland. As Somers Land Trust executes more habitat management actions the species connected to these habitats will continue to increase. My own bird list for Angle Fly is at about 70 species.
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