November Nature Sightings
This garter snake was found basking in the sun on November 24th!
This deer in Nassau was taken down by coyotes on the night of November 14; at dawn it was being fed on by a bald eagle and a raven.
Two days later, all that’s left are the bones, head and hide
This buck was killed in Southold by epizootic hemorrhagic disease, and apparently not scavenged by any birds or mammals. MIKE BOTTINI
This garter snake was found basking in the sun on November 24th!
This deer in Nassau was taken down by coyotes on the night of November 14; at dawn it was being fed on by a bald eagle and a raven.
Two days later, all that’s left are the bones, head and hide
This buck was killed in Southold by epizootic hemorrhagic disease, and apparently not scavenged by any birds or mammals. MIKE BOTTINI
South Fork Outdoors
- Publication: East Hampton Press
- Published on: Nov 30, 2021
- Columnist: Mike Bottini
Following October’s average temperatures, which registered five degrees Fahrenheit above normal for the month, the National Weather Service’s preliminary data for November shows temperatures dropping back to normal, as registered...
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