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Connecticut Wildlife Photography & Video BlogFive Mile River Above and Below
June 19, 2015
Once again, it's the time of year when beautiful underwater gardens can be enjoyed by submerging a waterproof camera below the surface of local ponds and rivers. This hid...
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Box Turtle Update
June 11, 2015
Box Turtle mating season is well under way! Keep an eye out around the perimeter of your yard for these gentle little creatures. The turtle pictured below visited our gar...
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Prince Edward Island, Canada
June 09, 2015
A short montage of landscape images from a recent trip to Prince Edward Island, Canada. This was a pre-season visit the last week of May and the weather was perfect for t...
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Springtime Update
June 04, 2015
After a week away from home base we returned to find springtime well underway. The Phoebe chicks living atop a gutter downspout were enormous compared to just 10 days ear...
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Turkey Taking a Dust Bath
May 17, 2015
This lone female turkey has been sneaking into our would-be sunflower patch for daily afternoon dust baths. She has separated from her flock and has apparently decided to...
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Five Mile River Virtual Tour
May 17, 2015
The Five Mile River run from Thompson to Killingly Connecticut never disappoints with a variety of wildlife and birds for your viewing and listening pleasure. This day of...
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A Glimpse Below the Surface of Killingly Pond
May 10, 2015
After windy paddle from the Connecticut side of Killingly Pond to the eastern end we found a quiet cove with an abundance of friendly fish. Clearly inquisitive, they caut...
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Eastern Box Turtles - Watch Out For Us!
April 30, 2015
Meet the Eastern Box Turtle
Eastern box turtles are native to the Eastern United States and can be found throughout Connecticut near streams, grassy areas, fields an...
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