The sound was unmistakable: sharp but majestic at the same time, and coming from a large tree at the edge of the lake I was fishing. Watching the bald eagle take flight, I marveled at its impressive size and reflected on the fact that it had become a common member of the local lake community. …
This commentary is from John Aberth, a volunteer Certified Wildlife Rehabilitator who rehabilitates beavers, raptors and other animals at Flint Brook Wildlife Rescue in Roxbury. In his October 9 commentary, “There is no silver bullet for beaver conservation, coexistence and management,” says Kim Royar, “Our current beaver trapping season is helping to maintain and coexist …
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