“You can observe a lot just by watching,” noted the great 20th-century thinker, Yogi Berra; and he might have said with equal perspicacity that you can hear a lot by listening.
Below the Surface: Spawning Below the Surface
As our days grow longer in the Connecticut River watershed, many a young fish’s fancy turns to love. These spawning fish have unique ways of reproducing.
Connecticut River Critters: The Puritan Tiger Beetle
One of the many species of beetles that live in the Connecticut River watershed is the Puritan tiger beetle.
Wildlife Wonders: Are Coyotes Living Near You?
Hiking last summer in Barn Island Wildlife Management Area, a beautiful 1,000-acre preserve in the southeast corner of Connecticut, my eyes spotted movement about fifty feet off to my right in the shadows of the forest.