Farming/Nature
Evening Sky in Mid-July
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Photo by Joan Heffernan
Farming/Nature
Springtime Haying
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The tractor driver looks back to see that the spring hay crop in Elzear Roy’s field on Mountain Road is being properly baled. Earlier in the day, the crop had been raked into rows.
Farming/Nature
Horton and Forest Park Zoo
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Memorization and recitation were kind of a thing back in the day. I recall having committed The Gettysburg Address to memory and The Lion and Albert, among other things.
Farming/Nature
Tulips Brighten the Green
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In the first week of May, an explosion of tulips add a bright accent to the Suffield Academy campus.
Farming/Nature
Bear Cub Visitor
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In the afternoon of Thursday, May 14, long-time Suffield residents, Jeb Walton and Jenn DiGennaro watch a bear cub who decided to check out the trees in their backyard on Russell Avenue.
Farming/Nature
The Wildest of Flowers
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There are many things in nature that are fleeting: the monosyllabic call of the woodcock, the chorus of spring peepers, the big travel night for amphibians, shooting stars, fields bursting with fireflies, fluffy dandelions heads, and, of course, spring wildflowers.
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Hawk Soaring on Thermals Over Main Street
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This picture of a beautiful hawk soaring above Main Street was captured by Karen Jason.