Observaciones de alipayne

The grackle was walking along the sidewalk foraging.

The 2 ducks were floating in the water next to the dock.

The butterfly was flying from shrub to shrub in the marsh area

The grackle was perched in a tree resting

The toad was hopping around my front stoop

The frog was on the window of Hubbard hall in charter oak

The butterfly was flying around the walkway of a park

The bird was resting and holding down its territory on Mirror lake. It was showing its red patches on and off.

The butterfly was flying from branch to branch near the marsh. It was landing on bushes that were relatively close to the ground at the Mansfield Common Park

The bunny was seen on the hill leading from North to Busby Suites. It was hopping around foraging.

The snapping turtle was in the road by the baseball field area. It was about 300 yards from the pond. It was walking further towards the road, it was relocated towards to curb.

Male and female cardinals were sitting in a tree. The male was producing calls and was flicking his tail frequently.

The geese were swimming in bantam lake and dunking their heads as well as preening.

The chipping sparrow was at the bird feeder for an extended time, then it flew to the ground. Then into a tree.

The frog jumped when it was almost stepped on and then it stopped moving for an extended period of time.

The bird was sitting on top of the plants in Mirror lake.

The hawk flew over head and into a tree. As I approached, I noticed a dead bird on the ground. The hawk swooped down and perched on the dead bird before flying away with the dead bird in its talons.

This turtle was found in swan lake. It stayed in this spot of the entire duration of my observation.

The caterpillar was slowly moving towards to woods. It was spotted at night with relatively cool weather.

The squirrel was eating nuts in front of north campus. It appeared to be habituated to people and approachable.

A group of three deer wer foraging in a clearing next to charter oak. They ran when approached, except for one who allowed me to take a picture.

The American Robin was spotted feeding in a group of 3 robins. The robins were all dispersed within a 10 foot radius. They fed for over a minute.