Rick Roth writes,
“We had two really cool Snakes of New England and the World presentations for The Westborough Community Land Trust last Saturday. Great crowd over 300 people. Fabulous job by our volunteers: Ian, Dawn, Becca, John and Colleen. Snakes were well-behaved except for the African house snake which pooped on Becca.
We will have some fundraising activities this year, so get in touch and let me know you’d like to join the Fundraising Committee. We will have a yard sale on Saturday May28th. And Charlie Farren will be performing a benefit show for us of his acoustic music. We’re still working out the details for that show, but its going to be fantastic.
Big Giant Cape Ann Vernal Pond Team Annual Meeting- Wednesday March 9, 2016 6:30pm at The Get Outside Center, 186 Main St., Gloucester. The public is invited. This means you, especially if you’re hoping to volunteer or join a committee or something, but you don’t have to. Please let us know if you plan to attend so we will can get the right amount of snacks. Very important.
And… do you know of any vernal pools out there that need to be certified? Or, even if you suspect its a vernal pool, but aren’t really sure. Please let us know about it. And let us know if you know who owns the property.
See you on Wednesday, Rick
we only have one earth, save it”
Editor’s Note ~ Looking towards spring and the welcome sound of the Pinkletinks (spring peepers)!
Good Morning Gloucester 
We have a vernal pond on our property. Maybe they can take look here.
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Always nice to have pond nearby croaking to sleep! 🙂 Dave & Kim 🙂
Now the black racers can be a bit of challenge at times if you corner them like most snakes and you learn to respect the space and just observe either the hard way ME or easy way :-)! :-O Dave
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