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A Bird Sanctuary In Killingworth, CT Pt. III

A Bird Sanctuary In Killingworth, CT Pt. III

August 9, 2017December 23, 2019 Bob Pelkey Leave a comment

The transition from one season to the next at the Bird Sanctuary in Killingworth, Connecticut, might be as evident due to changes in the weather as to changes in wildlife seen and its behavior. The calls of peepers are a distant memory as a very infrequent croaking of a frog is heard in the early […]

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Marl Bed Flats, 8/26/2015

Marl Bed Flats, 8/26/2015

September 13, 2015December 23, 2019 Scott Simmons Leave a comment

Late last week I drove out to Marl Bed Flats. It has historically been my favorite place to look for shorebirds, but it has all but dried up, and the shorebirds are all gone. I was hoping with all the rain we’ve had recently that things might change, so I gave it another shot. Still […]

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Central Winds Park, 8/31/2013

Central Winds Park, 8/31/2013

September 8, 2013June 17, 2024 Scott Simmons 1 Comment

I went to Central Winds again this morning. I needed to be home a little early, so I decided to stay local. I think I startled an Osprey while it was eating its fish. We saw each other at the same time; I stood still, but it decided to take off anyway. And a young […]

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