Fox Island Marsh and Pilgrim Spring Woodlands Conservation Area and Trails

Two months ago, the mother bear in this video tore apart this end of a fallen cherry tree, then, joined by her two cubs, fed on the grubs inside. As this 2-minute compilation documents, this decayed end of the log continues to play a role in the lives of local wildlife --serving as a perch, nook, rickety bridge, and place to search for food. 2 Notes: (1) The sounds of traffic you'll hear reveal that this 25-acre conservation area is not in some remote, wild corner of Northampton, Massachusetts,

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A few months ago, a mother bear broke apart this rotting trunk, exposing a colony of ants that she and her cubs fed on. The shattered log--in spite of now being tippier and uneven--continues to serve as an elevated walkway, perch and scent-marking post. Here's a 2.5 minute compilation of wildlife highlights from the Barrett Street Marsh Conservation Area, a 25-acre oasis of green surrounded by development and once part of the City's pastureland for its Almshouse. Recorded on a Browning Recon For

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