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By brett on January 10, 2012
Winter, with its quiet beauty, is the perfect time for nature study. Environmental Studies Institute course start soon! BARK: GET TO KNOW YOUR TREES Looking for something new to discover ... [see full article]
Posted in Featured Stories, Mammals, Trees, Uncategorized
By brett on June 9, 2011
This is the time of year when female turtles step out of the safety of their ponds and wetlands in search of sandy, sunny areas for nesting. Turtle nesting ... [see full article]
Posted in Featured Stories, Roadkill, Uncategorized, Wetlands
By brett on June 2, 2010
This spring, AVEO volunteers ground-truthed potential vernal pool locations and documented vernal pools on conservation land throughout the City of Keene.
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By brett on May 12, 2010
Although we only officially called one Big Night this spring, we still counted 1,694 amphibians (and that’s not counting all of the crossing sites)! Live totals by species include: 258 ... [see full article]
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By brett on October 21, 2009
With a total of 34 birds, including the thrush that Dakota Luebbert is ready to release above, we had a great morning banding last weekend! Species included Northern Cardinal, Black-capped ... [see full article]
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By brett on July 27, 2009
Click on any photo for captions. Last Thursday, Ken Klapper and David Moon observed a fledgling Common Nighhawk being fed by its father on the roof of a Keene Housing ... [see full article]
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