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Sutton Center Wildlife |
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Sutton Center Wildlife |
Here on the grounds at the Center, we have other wildlife besides birds.
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| Sometimes we have seen as many as three red foxes at once. |
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| The local brood of the 17-year cicada emerged this year at the Center. These beautiful insects made a racket around our grounds for about three weeks at the end of May and early June. But so long for now--we won't see them again for 17 more years. | |
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| Zebra Swallowtail soaking up the sun. | A nomadic tarantula climbed a sliding glass door. |
Besides the wildlife shown above, we also have here at the Center:
| Armadillos | Bobcats | Black Rat Snakes |
| Copperheads | Fox Squirrels | Gray Squirrels |
| Mud dauber wasps | Opossums | Raccoons |
| Ring-necked Snakes | Rough Green Snakes | Scorpions |
| Tarantulas | White-tailed Deer | Woodchucks |
... and many more!
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