Felix Neck Wildlife Sanctuary
Felix Neck teacher, naturalist and kayak guide Bethany Pennington.
Felix Neck teacher, naturalist and kayak guide Bethany Pennington.
Helen catches a crab during Fern and Feather Day Camp.
Helen catches a crab during Fern and Feather Day Camp.
Bethany Pennington and Sharon Pearce use net to share sea creatures with young discovers.
Bethany Pennington and Sharon Pearce use net to share sea creatures with young discovers.
Noah McCarter and camper Nora look at a blue jay feather in the woods at Felix Neck..
Noah McCarter and camper Nora look at a blue jay feather in the woods at Felix Neck..
Noah McCarter and Claire Chatinover teach campers rules of red-tail hawk game.
Noah McCarter and Claire Chatinover teach campers rules of red-tail hawk game.
Felix Neck offers an extensive trail system.
Felix Neck offers an extensive trail system.
Discovery Room is full of information for nature lovers.
Discovery Room is full of information for nature lovers.
Philip Hunsaker feeds turtle and frogs during Tank Time.
Philip Hunsaker feeds turtle and frogs during Tank Time.
The visitor center at Felix Neck Wildlife Sanctuary.
The visitor center at Felix Neck Wildlife Sanctuary.
Drew Evans and Katie O'Hare fish for sea creatures.
Drew Evans and Katie O'Hare fish for sea creatures.
Activites abound on the shore of Sengekontacket.
Activites abound on the shore of Sengekontacket.
Fern and Feather Day Camp at Felix Neck.
Fern and Feather Day Camp at Felix Neck.
Sun sets on Moonrise Kayak tour.
Sun sets on Moonrise Kayak tour.
For 50 years, Felix Neck has been teaching visitors about nature. - See more at: http://mvgazette.com/news/2013/07/11/natures-classroom-has-no-walls#sthash.HIpvQ3LF.dpufFor 50 years, Felix Neck has been teaching visitors about nature. The sanctuary offers not only structured learning opportunities, but also a butterfly garden and an extensive trail system. Visitors are invited to get involved as much or as little as they want.