Sudbury Valley TrusteesConservation, Collaboration, and Community since 1953

Bill Counihan photographed these mute swans along the Sudbury River in Concord.

Dawn Puliafico photographed a song sparrow at Great Meadows National Wildlife Refuge in Concord and eastern bluebirds at Wayside Inn in Sudbury.

Russ Place photographed a sora and an American coot at Great Meadows National Wildlife Refuge in Concord.

Russ Place photographed this bald eagle at Great Meadows National Wildlife Refuge in Concord.

Joan Chasan took several photos at Great Meadows National Wildlife Refuge in Concord, including an American coot and a flock of Canada geese.

Craig Smith photographed the following during a visit to the Great Meadows National Wildlife Impoundment in Concord: American lady butterfly, Canada goose, clouded sulphur butterfly, double-crested cormorant, leopard frog, painted turtles, pearl crescent butterfly, ruby meadowhawk dragonfly, and a savannah sparrow.

These five weasels were photographed with a remote wildlife camera as they passed through a wildlife underpass beneath Route 2 in Concord.

 

This coyote was photographed with a remote wildlife camera as it passed through an underpass beneath Route 2 in Concord.

These two raccoons were photographed with a remote wildlife camera as they passed through an underpass beneath Route 2 in Concord.

Joan Chasan photographed the following on a visit to Great Meadows National Wildlife Refuge in Concord: bumble bee, American lotus, marsh wren and northern water snake.

Joan Chasan photographed American lotus, buttonbush, a Canada goose, an eastern kingbird, a snapping turtle and a female wood duck at Great Meadows National Wildlife Refuge in Concord.

Russ Place photographed a doe and fawn white-tailed deer at Nashawtuc Country Club in Concord.

Lydia Rogers used her remote wildlife camera to photograph wildlife at SVT's Dugan Kames Reservation in Concord.  She set two cameras near each other, but at different angles, from mid-May through mid-June.  Below are photographs of a coyote, great blue heron and river otters.  Lydia describes that in several photos the river otter is rolling around in wood chips near the log, then later on a gray squirrel came by and did the same.

Craig Smith photographed an American bullfrog, Canada geese, a great blue heron, a marsh wren, a muskrat and a red-winged blackbird at the Great Meadows National Wildlife Refuge in Concord.

Craig Smith photographed several great blue herons, a northern flicker and a pileated woodpecker in Town of Concord conservation land.

Joan Chasan photographed this marsh wren at Great Meadows National Wildlife Refuge in Concord.

Russ Place photographed this great blue heron nest in Concord.

Marybeth Riley-Gilbert reports seeing a river otter crossing Strawberry Hill Road in Concord.

Cherrie Corey photographed an adult barred owl feeding a young fledged barred owl, a pair of mating northern water snakes and marsh horsetail at Gowings Swamp in Concord.