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Ghost pipes in CT: White flowers that grow under trees in the shadows

Between June and September, a mysterious, rare and unusual plant can be found in the deep shadows of Connecticut forests. They re called ghost pipes.

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Batman rides again in Connecticut: How to count bats and why I do it

Bats are ecologically important for pest control. Some are also important pollinators. The more we learn about this animal the better informed we are.

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Coyotes, deer, fireflies and owls, plus some CT Fourth of July events

Here is a short list of things to look for in nature in July, in addition to a few favorite July 4 Independence Day regional events.

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Where can you find a farmers market in CT?

Within a 10- to 15-mile radius from my home I can find a farmers’ market every day, plus orchards and farm stands all selling locally grown products.

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It s snapping turtle egg-laying season in Connecticut

Snapping turtles are Connecticut’s largest freshwater turtle and can be recognized by their dark carapace with deeply serrated back margins.

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