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Quogue Wildlife Refuge Hosts Wild Night For Wildlife

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Moe Kennedy with a bearded dragon.

Moe Kennedy with a bearded dragon.

Environmental educator Tonito Valderrama talks with Lisa and George Rothman about the screech owl he is holding.

Environmental educator Tonito Valderrama talks with Lisa and George Rothman about the screech owl he is holding.

Kira Saboe, Patrick and Kirsten Bonner and Megan Koroski

Kira Saboe, Patrick and Kirsten Bonner and Megan Koroski

Dorothy Devlin, Pat Moger, Rande Greiner and Deborah Forte

Dorothy Devlin, Pat Moger, Rande Greiner and Deborah Forte

Stuart Disston, Billie Fitzpatrick and Andrew Douglass

Stuart Disston, Billie Fitzpatrick and Andrew Douglass

Alice Froehlich, Marisa Nelson and Linda Borenstein

Alice Froehlich, Marisa Nelson and Linda Borenstein

Allen Adler, Frances Beatty and Michael Nelson

Allen Adler, Frances Beatty and Michael Nelson

Ann Bigelow and Nancy Treuhold

Ann Bigelow and Nancy Treuhold

Aimee Fitzpatrick Martin and Flynn Martin

Aimee Fitzpatrick Martin and Flynn Martin

Kerri and Brian Tymann

Kerri and Brian Tymann

authorStaff Writer on Jul 18, 2022

The Quogue Wildlife Refuge hosted the 14th annual Wild Night for Wildlife benefit on the refuge grounds on Saturday night. DANA SHAW PHOTOS

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