Ernest H. Williams is a professor of biology at Hamilton and author of "The Nature Handbook: A Guide to Observing the Great Outdoors." When we look in the natural world around us, many intriguing patterns can be noted. For this talk Williams will show photos of a number of these observations, mostly from plants and their associated animals, and describe the surprising stories behind them. The middle of winter is a good time to focus on the wide array of observations in nature and understand why these patterns exist.

FREE - Pre-registration is requested by calling (315) 859-4657.