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This blog celebrates the good works of people and organizations that make our world a better place, especially the stonecatchers who catch the hurtful stones that are thrown at the marginalized, vulnerable, and victimized. Be a stonecatcher!
–Don Shaw, Jr.

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Community volunteer, affordable housing advocate, hobbyist photographer, occasional writer, and believer in human rights, respect, and dignity for all.

Retired executive from public, private, and non-profit sector careers; Hartford Area Habitat for Humanity Director Emeritus; and, for outstanding professional achievement, community advocacy, and service to humanity, the recipient of Ohio Weslyan University’s Distinguished Achievement Citation, University of Hartford’s Anchor Award, and Junior Achievement of SW New England Business Hall of Fame’s Spirit of Hope Award.

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Flying high over South Marsh at Dismal Brook Wildlife Preserve.

A sure sign of spring’s approach, Mallards feeding in Dismal Brook Wildlife Preserve’s Creamer Pond where the ice has broken open.

The tiny Red-breasted Nuthatch’s “small size and preference for northern coniferous forests may make it a less a familiar sight to many backyard bird watchers.” This photo of one looking for insects, spiders, etc on the forest floor was taken yesterday from a distance in the GLT’s Seth & Lucy Holcombe Preserve. It gives a perspective on its size.

Celebrating March 1, the first day of meteorological spring.

Full Snow Moon, the last full moon of the winter, rising last night in the fog just above the horizon, encircled in a hazy glow.

A reminder of farming days gone by, this long retired hay tedder rests along the Holcombe Trail on Granby Land Trust’s Seth & Lucy Holcombe Preserve

Looking west this afternoon into a brilliant sky from Rosie’s Field on the Granby Land Trust’s Seth & Lucy Holcombe Preserve.

Yesterday I focused on the White-breasted Nuthatches in my yard. Here are three.

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