Welcome to Dave Small's Web Site
photo by Tom Murray
last edited: Sunday, March 16, 2008
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978-413-1772
E-mail Dave@dhsmall.net
Other sites maintained by D. H. Small www.rubyspot.net www.odes.millersriver.net http://www.pbase.com/dhsmall Please Support the:
Athol Bird and Nature Club
Millers River Environmental Center
Great people, Great Fun
All while improving our communityJoin Me and Support The Millers River Fisherman's Association
Dedicated to keeping the Millers River Clean and Protected
Millers River Fisherman's AssociationSign up and report Turtle Sightings in Massachusetts
Massachusetts Turtle Atlas
Mass Natural Heritage and Endangered Species Program - Turtles
Join us for Butterfly and Dragonfly trips this summer
Image by Bruce WilsonThis is my "Ocean kayak" Prowler 13 angler version. This sit on top boat is fantastic for exploring our rivers. This unit allows for easy on and off and has nice rod holders that work well for my insect net.
This female Moose was observed along the railroad tracks in Downtown Athol early in the morning of
August 22, 2006
10-17-2007 Black Bear visited my feeder in Athol
Taken with infrared digital game camera
Lepidoptera Odonates ABNC & Other Trips
Vacation Time Help Save Tully Lake
Participate in Operation Rubyspot
Continuing Statewide Survey of Hetaerina Americana
The search Broadens
Gomphus abbreviatus, Stylurus Spiniceps, Stylurus scudderi
A project of the ABNC and MNHESP
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Note: Rare species receive
considerable protection, but they can only be protected if occurrences are
documented . Take photographs, fill out rare animal observation forms
available by calling the Heritage Program at 508 389-6300 or on the web
site
Rare
Species Report Page
Sign up for the BioMass Listserve
Please Join me on the BioMass Listserve for a discussion of Natural History topics. This is the place to share your sightings with a group of like minded folks or ask questions about that beetle, moth, turtle, flower or whatever.
se pages are a chronology of what catches my interest through the season. They have no particular intention except to share observations with others and gratify my own curiosity. Please feel free to comment and correct any errors or omissions I have made...The
