Skipping Sunday

[urbpan]

You may have noticed I posted twice yesterday. That's because I'm going to see my parents out in the Pioneer Valley today, and I won't be bringing the computer. I will be bringing the camera, and I'll head up to Springfield (the country's biggest Springfield, mind you, at about 150,000 people) to see if I can find some species to finish up the year, like maybe a rat. If you live near Springfield and know where there are rats, maybe you could make some noise and scare them into the street so I could photograph some. See you Monday!

Comments

[drocera.livejournal.com]

Well, try up around 6 Flags. I once saw a rat at the edge of one of the parking lots. However, being that it's winter and there are no people throwing foodstuffs everywhere, they've probably moved on to greener pastures.

[says-bomb.livejournal.com]

If you are hunting for a few last species, the Big Dig has planted a wide variety of trees in the parcel of land across from the International Place building. I understand there are several unusual species, as the concept for this parcel is an "urban arboretum." I can get you a list of the species if you're interested. (Unfortunately...it's winter and I think they're all deciduous.)

As far as spotting rats goes, if you don't catch them in Sprinfield, try the semi-lawn area behind the Haymarket.

[brush-rat.livejournal.com]

Has something happened to the rats in the green line?