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Operation Osprey628 viewsThey’re back! We have been regularly checking the osprey nest platform at Brainard Marsh, a Sippican Lands Trust property in Marion, for the return of our osprey friends after the long spring migration back to Buzzards Bay. An osprey pair will mate for life and return to their regular nesting area after the two-week 2,700 mile journey from South America back to coastal Massachusetts.
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Marooned in Marion 628 viewsThe March 2 storm left a trail of destruction throughout the Tri-Town. This severed telephone pole surrounded by wires and downed trees remained an obstacle on Delano Road for over 24 hours, according to Marion Police Chief John Garcia. The road was shut down, and for some time there was no access to the east side of town, Garcia told The Wanderer on Saturday. Photo by Jean Perry
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2016 Halloween Cover Contest627 views2016 Halloween Cover Contest entry by Meredith Cameron
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Needs for Nepal626 viewsORR Junior High Student Ambassadors (front, from left) Amanda Frey, Hanna Walsh and Mariah Allen pose with (back, from left) Sally Hunsdorfer and Dawa Sherpa from Nepal during the kickoff presentation for the school’s Himalayan Project. Ms. Hunsdorfer frequently makes good will journeys to the Sherpa people in Nepal, and the eighth grade students have begun collecting fleece apparel for her to bring with her on the next visit. (Photo by Kenneth J. Souza).
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House Boat626 viewsOn September 22, a construction crew continues to work on dislodging a house on Wilber’s Point in Fairhaven. The house will be loaded onto a barge and floated over Buzzard’s Bay to its new location on Brant Beach Ave. in Mattapoisett. Since tides and winds are critical to safely moving the house, the move has been rescheduled several times. Photo by Anne O’Brien-Kakley
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Bye, Bye, Birdie...626 views The summer has ended and soon it will be time for this handsome guy to head on south, or maybe not? Like some bird species, it’s becoming less uncommon for goldfinches to remain with us all winter, so long as the food supply is steady. Goldfinches love sunflowers, and as you can see, this one doesn’t care who’s watching him devour this glorious sunflower seed by beak-watering seed. Photo by Jean Perry - September 26, 2019 edition
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2007 Halloween Covert Art Entry625 views2007 Halloween Covert Art Entry
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2016 Groundhog Day Cover Contest625 viewsAn entry from our 2016 Groundhog Day Cover contest by Jerry Ciarcia
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Flying Colors624 viewsA clown performer from Cole Brothers’ “Circus of the Stars” salutes the Stars and Stripes at the beginning of one of the four performances held recently in Rochester on June 25 and 26 under the Big Top pitched in the field adjacent to the Plumb Corner Mall. (Photo by Robert Chiarito).
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Great Backyard Bird Count623 viewsFebruary 17-20 was the annual Great Backyard Bird Count all across the entire globe. Here, a blue jay pauses to listen to the calls of other jays on the warm sunny Sunday morning of February 19 at the Nasketucket Bay State Reservation. Photo by Jean Perry - February 23, 2017 edition
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Mattapoisett Town Wharf623 views The historic swordfish soaring over the Mattapoisett Town Wharf recently got a bit of TLC from its long-time caregiver William DeYong Field. Patricia Hinsdale donated the weathervane to the Town back in the 1950s. Photos by Jean Perry
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Partial Eclipse, Total Excitement 623 viewsThe Plumb Library welcomed celestial spectators on Monday for the region’s partial eclipse of the sun, handing out free eclipse glasses. Photos by Glenn C. Silva
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