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Our Nature Sightings images depict the many species of wildlife that make their homes in the SVT region.

SVT protects and cares for some of this region’s most important forests, wetlands, and grasslands—natural areas that provide homes to the wildlife we 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 with our Nature Sightings page for everyone to enjoy. 

We also post selected images to our Facebook and Instagram pages, and we send a monthly Nature Sightings e-newsletter to interested subscribers.

Each year, we collect some of our favorite images into an online photo album:

Best of 2025    Best of 2024     Best of 2023     Best of 2022     Best of 2021     Best of 2020
 

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.
 

 

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A black-capped chickadee in Framingham, photographed by Steve Forman.
Steve Forman photographed a black-capped chickadee, a Carolina wren, a dark-eyed junco, a northern cardinal, and a song sparrow around his feeder in Framingham.
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A turkey in Framingham, photographed by Steve Forman.
Steve Forman photographed a turkey in Framingham.
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A red-tailed hawk at Breakneck Hill Conservation Land in Southborough, photographed by Steve Forman.
Steve Forman photographed a red-tailed hawk at Breakneck Hill Conservation Land in Southborough.
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A barred owl in Acton, photographed by Russell Nichols.
Russell Nichols photographed this barred owl in Acton.
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A turkey in Lincoln, photographed by Harold McAleer.
Harold McAleer photographed this turkey in Lincoln.
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A blue jay at Breakneck Hill Conservation Land in Southborough, photographed by Steve Forman.
Steve Forman photographed a blue jay, a yellow-bellied sapsucker, dark-eyed juncos, a downy woodpecker, house sparrows, northern mockingbirds, black-capped chickadees, a house finch, a northern cardinal, a red-tailed hawk, and...
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An eastern bluebird in Boxborough, photographed with an automatically triggered wildlife camera by Steve Cumming.
Steve Cumming used an automatically triggered wildlife camera to capture this photograph of an eastern bluebird in Boxborough.
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A ruddy duck at Foss Reservoir in Framingham, photographed by Steve Forman.
Steve Forman photographed these ruddy ducks at Foss Reservoir in Framingham.
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A mallard at Grist Mill Pond in Sudbury, photographed by Steve Forman.
Steve Forman photographed these mallards at Grist Mill Pond in Sudbury.
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Mute swans at Hager Pond in Marlborough, photographed by Steve Forman.
Steve Forman photographed these mute swans at Hager Pond in Marlborough.
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A dark-eyed junco in Harvard, photographed by Robin Right.
Robin Right photographed a dark-eyed junco and a song sparrow in Harvard.
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A blue jay in Harvard, photographed by Robin Right.
Robin Right photographed blue jays and a red-bellied woodpecker in Harvard.
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A tufted titmouse in Concord, photographed by Sara Brydges.
Sara Brydges photographed this tufted titmouse at her feeder in Concord.
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A coyote in Sudbury, photographed with an automatically triggered wildlife camera by Tom McGowan.
Tom McGowan used his automatically triggered wildlife camera to photograph this coyote near his home in Sudbury.
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An eastern bluebird in Maynard, photographed by William Watt.
William Watt photographed this eastern bluebird in Maynard.

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