From May 13, 2012
From May 13, 2012
From May 13, 2012
From May 13, 2012
From May 13, 2012
In the days of DDT, there were fewer and fewer birds around here. After common sense by way of Connecticut came this way, that changed. A scientist from the Nutmeg State made the discovery that keeping the water moving along the Intracoastal Waterway would keep mosquitoes from proliferating. Cutting into the mud would save the need for using chemicals that eradicate all kinds of life. That's what happened, and the birds are good with it. Very cool.

PS  Thanks, Dad, for the ride over the bridge.
 

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