Last Sunday, September 5th, Barbara and I, kayaked the Yellow Water Trail on the Great Marsh part of the Parker River National Wildlife Refuge. Probably, as should have been expected, we were able to find several Horseshoe Crab shells.
Continue reading →“In mid-May, the first horseshoe crabs started to emerge from Plum Island Sound in Northern Massachusetts. But this year they would have a special significance for a planet riddled with an insidious new COVID-19 coronavirus.” “The first crab seen was a female … Continue reading →
Added a video starring Sandy Tilton’s Horseshoe Crab friend to Sandy’s Gallery. Enjoy!
Continue reading →As I See It, Bill Sargent, The Daily News of Newburyport, Edition August 4, 2018 “June 24 was a warm, sultry summer day. The afternoon sun glinted off the tightly packed cottages that dotted Great Neck and two tall wind turbines … Continue reading →
NOAA Fisheries Feature Story “Because horseshoe crabs are so important as a food source for shorebirds, as bait, and for human health, their harvest is closely managed.” Please click here to read article. More Information Bill Sargent wrote an excellent … Continue reading →
