In the Field

Open space in (or sometimes near) Shelton, Connecticut

Friday, August 11, 2017

Monarchs on Butterfly Milkweed

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Monarch on Butterfly Milkweed, August 10 I saw my first Monarch Butterfly of the year on July 30. It was sipping from some clover blooms...
Sunday, July 10, 2016

Birchbank Slugpocalypse

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What do you see when you're on the trails? The above tranquil photo of Upper White Hills Brook along Birchbank Trail in Shelton is a...
Monday, June 15, 2015

Open Space Poster Child: Long Hill, Shelton

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I'm a believer in conservation areas that are managed for the benefit of both wildlife and people. The open space behind Long Hill Schoo...
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Wednesday, May 27, 2015

Interview with the Shelton Bear

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On May 14, I was downtown parked along the roadway, when I looked up and saw the bear out my window. The bear had slipped away from the poli...
Tuesday, May 19, 2015

The Shelton Bear Part I - Timeline

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Although there is more than one bear in Shelton, there is only one "Shelton Bear." Some called him Yogi, or Boo Boo, but most just...
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Sunday, December 7, 2014

The Split Rock Traffic Turkey

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Update March 18, 2015: The Split Rock Turkey was reported hit by a car some time in the past week. She had wandered south along Bridgepo...
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Saturday, November 8, 2014

Bushinsky Arboretum, Shelton

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Bushinsky Arboretum entrance on Shelton Road Here's a peaceful Land Trust property on the Shelton/Trumbull line you don't qui...
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Teresa
I'm the Shelton Conservation Agent, sheltontrails.org webmistress, and a letterboxer & geocacher. These pursuits often take me out exploring in the field.
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