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Wildlife in Taunton (Massachusetts)
Wildlife in Taunton (Massachusetts)
Wildlife found within the city's limits: birds (many variety), Blue Jays, Canadian Geese, Catfish, Coyotes, Diamondback terrapin (turtles), Eastern Chipmunks, Eastern Gray Squirrels, Field Mice, Foxes, Garter Snakes, Hawks, Raccoons, Mallard (ducks), Megabats, Muskrats, New England Cottontail (rabbits), North American River Otters, Owls, river & pond fish, Virginia Opossums, White Swans, White-tailed Deer, Wild Turkeys, etc.
Gertrude Boyden Wildlife Sanctuary, 1298 Cohannet Street, Phone: +1 508-821-1676. Open year-round 9AM-sunset. Free admission . A small heavily-wooded wildlife sanctuary by the Three Mile River, that offers (unmaintained) hiking trails, an (unmaintained) botanical garden, bathrooms, beautiful wooden bridges, bird watching, and picnic grounds.
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