How to Create a No-Fuss Wildlife Pond

Presented by Pat Sutton

Frogs, toads, and dragonflies all need freshwater ponds for egg laying to create future generations. Even a tiny pond will attract and support them. Learn what a true wildlife pond is and how simple it is to create – with no need for running water, filters, fish, and all the fuss. Pat Sutton will share the basics of how to create a wildlife pond and, even more important, how to maintain it. Learn which native plants to add to the pond (and which problem plants to avoid). In a true wildlife pond, expect to attract and watch the amazing life cycle of huge Green Darner dragonflies and count the growing population of Leopard Frogs, Green Frogs, and Gray Treefrogs that find your pond as if by magic. Create it and they will come!

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Pat Sutton has keenly studied the natural world for over 45 years as the naturalist at the Cape May Point State Park, as the naturalist and program director at NJ Audubon’s Cape May Bird Observatory, and as a writer, photographer, naturalist, educator, lecturer, and wildlife habitat / conservation gardening champion! She and her husband (Clay Sutton) have written a number of books together: Birds and Birding at Cape May, How to Spot Butterflies, How to Spot Hawks & Eagles, and How to Spot an Owl. For more information go to Pat and Clay’s website: www.patsuttonwildlifegarden.com