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last spotted turtle of the season; Tufts students’ documentary

Posted on October 25th, 2011 by David
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A month after my last journal entry, and the day after the first
killing frost, I sit down to an account of late September in the Far
end of the Great Alder. This is the oft-described – in my books and in
this journal – shrub swamp compartment to which many spotted turtles
retreat for the winter. This niche [...]

Jefferson salamanders; more wood turtle notes; begin wetlands documentary with students from Tufts University

Posted on September 24th, 2011 by David
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In mid-August I returned to the vernal pool in which I had found
abundant salamander egg masses attached in a linear fashion along the
many branchings of a limb that had fallen into the pool, when I was
conducting surveys with Colin Nevins as he documented and journaled
about his family’s 36-acre woodlot for his senior project at Proctor
Academy. [...]


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