Long Island Mammals That Have Come And Gone
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The Watermans of Hither Woods on the western edge of Montauk finally found the culprit of piles of dirt and tunnels in their yard, a groundhog, which were not thought to be as far east as Montauk as of 2016. COURTESY CHRIS WATERMAN
The Watermans of Hither Woods on the western edge of Montauk finally found the culprit of piles of dirt and tunnels in their yard, a groundhog, which were not thought to be as far east as Montauk as of 2016. COURTESY CHRIS WATERMAN
Nature Naturally
- Publication: East Hampton Press
- Published on: Apr 13, 2022
- Columnist: Larry Penny
Caucasians have been living on Long Island since the early 1600s. American Indians have been here much longer. Some Native Americans may have reached here just after the very start...