Wild Westhampton

…nature in the Hamptons…

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• The Polar Bear in the Bronx
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• The Muskrat in the Marsh
• The Seals on the Sandbar (Part III)
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• wildwhb: saw the family of deer in the Aspatuck/Griffing/Brook Rd triangle park. October 4, 2009
• wildwhb: saw a hummindbird by the post office yesterday. September 10, 2009
• wildwhb: is going whale watching! August 16, 2009
• wildwhb: spent an hour near sunset at Tiana (bay side), photographing plover. August 8, 2009
• wildwhb: had the pleasure of seeing Jungle Jack Hanna speak and meeting him afterwards. July 19, 2009
• wildwhb: has an acrobatic dragonfly coming up. July 8, 2009
• wildwhb: saw a glossy ibis? April 28, 2009
• wildwhb: took the beautiful-weather opportunity today to snag some photos of what's starting to bloom... April 27, 2009
• wildwhb: saw an osprey lazily circling the duck pond. April 24, 2009
• wildwhb: saw a snowy egret, at least four great egrets, two swans, and a few drakes. April 20, 2009