March 25 2026 – 6:30pm – The Andrew, 31 King St, Picton – When Wells Run Dry: Drought and Farming in the County
Apr 20th 2026 – 7pm – Robert Ormston – Limestone Lands of the Quinte Region
Saturday, May 16th – 8am – 12pm – Plant Sale
May 20th 2026 – Annual Celebration Dinner – Mark Raycroft
Dark-eyed Junco – John Lowry
Reflections – Jason King
Canada Jay – John Lowry
Red Fox – John Lowry
Black-backed Woodpecker – John Lowry
Canada Jay – John Lowry
Northern Shrike – Brett and Patricia Nielsen
Northern Shrike – Brett and Patricia Nielsen
Goldfinch – John Lowry
Norther Flicker – Stephen Poole
Pine Siskin – John Lowry
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Wild Turkey – John Lowry
Stoco Lake – Jason King
Dark-eyed Junco – John Lowry
Northern Shrike – John Lowry
Northern Shrike – John Lowry
Red-headed Woodpecker – Jason King
Evening Grosbeak – John Lowry
Evening Grosbeak – John Lowry
American Tree Sparrow – John Lowry
American Tree Sparrow – John Lowry
Bald Eagle – John Lowry
Marsh Valerian – Jason King
Blue Jay – John Lowry
The Quinte Field Naturalists Association, an affiliate of Ontario Nature (formerly Federation of Ontario Naturalists) is a non-profit organization sponsoring nature education, conservation and research. It was founded in 1949 and incorporated in 1990, and encompasses the counties of Hastings and Prince Edward. The Quinte Field Naturalists Association is legally entitled to hold real estate and accept bequests.