A snake found some old concrete and asphalt chunks a good place to do some sunning at the kayak launch in Millennium Park in West Roxbury this afternoon.
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By adamg - 4/14/24 - 2:27 pm
Mary Ellen spotted this blue grosbeak at Millennium Park in West Roxbury today.
By adamg - 3/30/24 - 6:20 pm
Tim West reports kids at the athletic fields at the old West Roxbury High School had 20,000 Easter eggs to choose from at today's annual Parkway In Motion Easter-egg hunt.
By adamg - 3/24/24 - 8:57 pm
Mary Ellen watched a pair of Wilson's snipes along some fast moving water at Millennium Park in West Roxbury today: Read more.
By adamg - 3/5/24 - 5:04 pm
Mary Ellen videoed a muskrat enjoying a hearty breakfast of the choicest roots at Millennium Park in West Roxbury this morning: Read more.
By adamg - 2/28/24 - 12:39 pm
Mary Ellen spotted this northern harrier at Millennium Park the other day.
By adamg - 1/23/24 - 10:40 am
On her usual walk around Millennium Park this morning, Mary Ellen couldn't help but notice the evidence that somebody had driven up onto the soccer fields at the top of the park and done some donuts:
"I don’t know how bad the field was since hopefully it was frozen," she says, then adds there was also evidence of some karmic retribution: "They did slide right into the fence."
By adamg - 1/14/24 - 1:43 pm
The Charles, the Needham Line and the Long Ditch overflowing into Cutler Park. See it larger.
Yesterday afternoon, just before the deluge that gave us That Rainbow, the Long Ditch that connects two loops of the Charles at the Dedham/Needham line (dug by the busy-beaver colonial settlers who also gave us the Mother Brook), had overflowed its banks and was flooding the nearby marshes of Cutler Park. As it was designed to do. Read more.
By adamg - 1/8/24 - 9:41 am
Mary Ellen went for her usual sunrise walk through a snow-covered Millennium Park in West Roxbury this morning. Read more.
By adamg - 12/25/23 - 11:59 am
Mary Ellen started her Christmas with a walk through Millennium Park in West Roxbury.
By adamg - 12/9/23 - 6:33 pm
Mary Ellen reports she came across some of the folks who have been decorating a living Christmas tree at Millennium Park in West Roxbury for years: Read more.
By adamg - 11/26/23 - 5:05 pm
Mary Ellen found the Alicia Keys of the bird world the other day: A song sparrow in a puddle as the sun came up over Millennium Park in West Roxbury.
By adamg - 10/26/23 - 9:36 am
Mary Ellen captured a relatively rare morning rainbow, over Millennium Park in West Roxbury.
By adamg - 10/21/23 - 1:29 pm
This immature Cooper's hawk at Millennium Park in West Roxbury stayed still long enough for Mary Ellen to compose a portrait shot yesterday.
She reports that, in addition to Younghawk, she also spotted a pair of bald eagles perched atop one of the communications towers along Rivermoor Street, where they get a clear view of the various twists of the Charles there - the first time she's spotted eagles there in awhile: Read more.
By adamg - 10/13/23 - 3:33 pm
Mary Ellen spotted this merlin, a type of falcon that's bigger than a robin but smaller than a crow, perched at Millennium Park in West Roxbury today.
By adamg - 10/4/23 - 8:41 pm
Mary Ellen got a close up of a mantis at Millennium Park in West Roxbury the other day.
By adamg - 9/28/23 - 9:28 am
Mary Ellen watched the sun come up over the top of Millennium Park in West Roxbury this morning.
By adamg - 8/30/23 - 9:29 pm
Mary Ellen was among the people who went over to Millennium Park in West Roxbury for a viewing of tonight's supermoon. The clouds didn't deter the moon and the mosquitoes didn't deter its watchers.
By adamg - 7/23/23 - 1:37 pm
There are plenty of big things to see on a walk on the path along the Charles River at Millennium Park in West Roxbury: Big trees, big sky and a wide river (now that rainfall is back to normal). But look carefully and there are all sorts of interesting little things to see as well. Read more.
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