WHOO WHOO the OWL LbNA #12450
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Add Location| Owner: | Adoptable |
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| Plant date: | Nov 25, 2004 |
| Location: | |
| City: | Hamden |
| County: | New Haven |
| State: | Connecticut |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Planted by: | butterfly  |
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| Found by: | thegeckoguys |
| Last found: | Jul 11, 2010 |
| Status: | FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFa |
| Last edited: | Nov 25, 2004 |
WHOO WHOO THE OWL PLEASE NOTE __ REPORTED MISSING BY TWO PEOPLE -April 2011 -- So Sorry .
You very well may see an owl here.
The Sleeping Giant State Park in Hamden Ct.
In season, there is a fee to enter and park.
Look at the Map Board and check out this short loop.
It is well suited to children and has only a short fun climb on the trail
Begin on the Tower Trail and travel only a short way along to find the newly blazed Nature Trail . Take the Nature trail to the right at the bend in the Tower Trail. It skirts along the side of the Giant and soon meets at a junction with the Yellow and Red Octagon Trails. Turn left onto the Red Octagon trail and you will now begins a short climb through the woods. Just as you reach the top and it begins to level off , look to your right and see a large three sister Oak being hugged by a Beech Tree , all close to the trail. Walk around the group and notice that one sister has been burned by fire. At her eastern feet is a log and THE OWL has found a nesting spot under some stones.
Please cover well and look to make sure no plastic is showing. Thank you for hunting in this friendly fashion.
Butterfly
You very well may see an owl here.
The Sleeping Giant State Park in Hamden Ct.
In season, there is a fee to enter and park.
Look at the Map Board and check out this short loop.
It is well suited to children and has only a short fun climb on the trail
Begin on the Tower Trail and travel only a short way along to find the newly blazed Nature Trail . Take the Nature trail to the right at the bend in the Tower Trail. It skirts along the side of the Giant and soon meets at a junction with the Yellow and Red Octagon Trails. Turn left onto the Red Octagon trail and you will now begins a short climb through the woods. Just as you reach the top and it begins to level off , look to your right and see a large three sister Oak being hugged by a Beech Tree , all close to the trail. Walk around the group and notice that one sister has been burned by fire. At her eastern feet is a log and THE OWL has found a nesting spot under some stones.
Please cover well and look to make sure no plastic is showing. Thank you for hunting in this friendly fashion.
Butterfly