Chickadee Dee Dee LbNA #1458
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Add Location| Owner: | Scarab  |
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| Plant date: | Aug 24, 2002 |
| Location: | |
| City: | Noyack |
| County: | Suffolk |
| State: | New York |
| Boxes: | 1 |
| Found by: | Jaxx |
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| Last found: | May 21, 2006 |
| Status: | aFFFFFa |
| Last edited: | Aug 24, 2002 |
No pets. Easy. Crude hand made Stamp.
This has been reported missing but I do not live close enough to verify.
This is a very nice path through a sanctuary. There are birds and critters everywhere if you stay quiet and walk slowly. Walk a ways down the main path, hold your hand open and away from your body offering your sunflower seeds (None of that parakeet stuff). Hold very, very still, and see what happens. If you are with a group spread out a bit so that you aren't too intimidating. This is truly an experience, communing with nature.
After your experience, walk on down the main trail until you come to a bench on the right. Turn around and walk 12 paces back. On your left is a large tree. On the opposite side is a small multi-trunk tree. Look behind that under bark and leaves.
Do explore deeper into park. Someday I will return and move the box to a more interesting hiding place. If someone lives near there and would like to move it write me.
Morton Wildlife Refuge. On the southern neck of eastern Long Island, NY. From Route 27 at Exit 8, north on North Sea Road (Route 38) for North Sea. Straight at traffic light, bear right onto Noyack Road, Refuge is 5 miles on left. Bring your own ink pad.
This has been reported missing but I do not live close enough to verify.
This is a very nice path through a sanctuary. There are birds and critters everywhere if you stay quiet and walk slowly. Walk a ways down the main path, hold your hand open and away from your body offering your sunflower seeds (None of that parakeet stuff). Hold very, very still, and see what happens. If you are with a group spread out a bit so that you aren't too intimidating. This is truly an experience, communing with nature.
After your experience, walk on down the main trail until you come to a bench on the right. Turn around and walk 12 paces back. On your left is a large tree. On the opposite side is a small multi-trunk tree. Look behind that under bark and leaves.
Do explore deeper into park. Someday I will return and move the box to a more interesting hiding place. If someone lives near there and would like to move it write me.
Morton Wildlife Refuge. On the southern neck of eastern Long Island, NY. From Route 27 at Exit 8, north on North Sea Road (Route 38) for North Sea. Straight at traffic light, bear right onto Noyack Road, Refuge is 5 miles on left. Bring your own ink pad.