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Nature Sightings images and videos show the many species of wildlife that make their homes in the SVT region.
SVT cares for some of this region’s most important forests, wetlands, and grasslands—natural areas that support wildlife habitat that is crucial to the species we feel lucky to see on walks, in our back yards, and in fleeting glimpses on roadsides.
SVT is grateful to the many members and friends who share their photographs and videos for everyone to enjoy. In addition to displaying the images on this page, we also post selected images to our Facebook and Instagram pages, and we send a monthly Nature Sightings e-newsletter to interested subscribers. Subscribe.
Interested in submitting a photo or video? Please send it as an email attachment to Dan Stimson, [email protected]. (Please read our Nature Sightings Disclaimer before sending any images.)
Best of 2023: We've collected 50 of our favorite images from 2023 into an online photo album for you to enjoy.
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Steve Forman photographed a belted kingfisher and a great blue heron at Bruce's Pond in Hudson.
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Nancy Wright photographed a rose-breasted grosbeak and a barn swallow feeding its young at the Wayne F. MacCallum Wildlife Management Area in Westborough.
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Nancy Wright photographed a brown-headed cowbird, an eastern kingbird, an eastern wood-pewee, and a yellow warbler at Lake Chauncy in Westborough.
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Nancy Wright photographed this mating pair of tree swallows in Grafton.
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Jon Turner photographed a cotton-tailed rabbit and a pileated woodpecker in Harvard.
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Michael Welles photographed a common garter snake and a praying mantis at SVT's Cowassock Woods in Framingham.
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Bill Fadden photographed this snapping turtle at Garden in the Woods in Framingham.
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Debbie Costine photographed this Jack-in-the-pulpit in Southborough.
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Chris Reardon photographed this common garter snake at Peppergrass Brook Conservation Area in Bedford.
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