The Cardinal in Oxford LbNA #35489
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Add Location| Owner: | Eagle & Teapot
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| Plant date: | Sep 25, 2007 |
| Location: | |
| City: | Oxford |
| County: | New Haven |
| State: | Connecticut |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Found by: | torrek03MD |
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| Last found: | Dec 5, 2024 |
| Status: | FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFOF |
| Last edited: | Nov 15, 2024 |
The Larkin Bridal Trail runs from Waterbury, CT to Newtown, CT and is 10.77 miles long. Originally it was part of a rail line that connected Waterbury, CT and Brewster, NY. It was abandoned in 1943 and bought by Dr. Charles Larkin and donated to the state of CT
Trail is a multi use trail for biking, hiking, horseback riding (watch for droppings) and cross country skiing.
Trail can be muddy at times and insect repellent may be needed when bugs are present.
The Cardinal has flown here from Nike Park - Warrington, PA its previous location.
Your search begins where Riggs Road and Towantic Hill Road meet in Oxford. Park on either side of Riggs Road but take the trail headed south west. Walk is 10 to 12 minutes each way and trail is child and stroller friendly.
Follow trail past water on both sides with the beaver house on the left.. Continue on and pass rocks left and right. Pass a couple paths uphill on left scurry up if you must but its not where The Cardinal nests. Stop at a post on the right just before rock cliffs on both sides. Face the post with your back to the trail go around the post and go straight about 10 feet to a tree with rocks behind it. The cardinal rests between the tree and the boulder under under smaller rocks.
There is no pen in the box. Please reseal all baggies and the box carefully before replacing. Please contact us if repairs are needed. rtfmef@yahoo.com
Trail is a multi use trail for biking, hiking, horseback riding (watch for droppings) and cross country skiing.
Trail can be muddy at times and insect repellent may be needed when bugs are present.
The Cardinal has flown here from Nike Park - Warrington, PA its previous location.
Your search begins where Riggs Road and Towantic Hill Road meet in Oxford. Park on either side of Riggs Road but take the trail headed south west. Walk is 10 to 12 minutes each way and trail is child and stroller friendly.
Follow trail past water on both sides with the beaver house on the left.. Continue on and pass rocks left and right. Pass a couple paths uphill on left scurry up if you must but its not where The Cardinal nests. Stop at a post on the right just before rock cliffs on both sides. Face the post with your back to the trail go around the post and go straight about 10 feet to a tree with rocks behind it. The cardinal rests between the tree and the boulder under under smaller rocks.
There is no pen in the box. Please reseal all baggies and the box carefully before replacing. Please contact us if repairs are needed. rtfmef@yahoo.com