To the Editor:
At first it seemed not noticeable. Then as the summer progressed, there was a definite decline in the number of or sightings of any type of wildlife in the Manahawkin area. I don’t mean deer, or seagulls, or the soaring turkey buzzards. They seem to be a constant.
The smaller animals that roam the wooded areas of the neighborhood seemed to be missing. I am talking about the squirrels, chipmunks, rabbits and the unique variety of songbirds that frequent the area. Something was happening, but what?
September 18, 2019
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