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December 09, 2015
Here's another reason a carry a camera in your pocket!
This beautiful Bald Eagle was spotted this week near Chase Reservoir in Killingly, CT.
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Ducks, Geese and More
November 28, 2015
Now that the summer birds have flown south for the winter months, it’s a perfect time to turn your camera in the direction of your local ponds, rivers and streams. This g...
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The Little Brook - November, 2015
November 19, 2015
It was an exceptional week for the little brook trail cam with coyotes, turkeys and a good sized buck. This is the first week in months that the captures haven't been dom...
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Seasons Change
November 13, 2015
The seasons change presents a whole host of familiar yet new photographic possibilities. Once again, I find myself chasing after the "winter birds" that reappear every fa...
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Mother Earth's Killingly
October 28, 2015
Scenes from just three of the scenic five ponds in Killingly, Connecticut. Images were captured along the edges of Bog Meadow Reservoir, Acme Pond, Middle Reservoir and s...
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Two of Five Ponds
September 29, 2015
Images from a gorgeous misty morning at Middle Reservoir and Alvia Chase Reservoir in Killingly, Connecticut.
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The Little Brook After Dark
September 25, 2015
The flow of traffic never stops at the little brook. This week's night-time captures include coyote, bobcat, deer, skunk, raccoon and a domestic cat. The raccoons are fre...
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The Little Brook - September 2015
September 07, 2015
With all of the dry weather t he trail camera stationed at the little brook was especially busy this week. Fortunately, the brook has not dried up and continues to provid...
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