The Monarch Butterflies Have Arrived!
It’s that time of year: the monarch butterflies have arrived! This fine specimen was feeding on a swamp milkweed (Asclepias incarnata) near the main office. Offspring from this individual will migrate further up into New England, and the generation after that will migrate all the way to overwintering grounds in Mexico. Wild! Photo: Jake Osborne/USFWS - by The North Attleboro National Fish Hatchery |
These Children Love the Attleboro Farmer's Market :)
Want a great place to take the kids on Saturday? Come check us out from 9:00 am - 1:00 pm at Capron Park in Attleboro. |
Good Advice from Flowers by the Station, Attleboro, MA
Houseplants not only look beautiful and improve the aesthetic of your decor. they also give off large amounts of oxygen and can freshen the air in your home. ~Flowers by the Station |
A 5 Star Review from the owner of Holman Insurance Agency in Attleboro
Kid's Summer Cafe' - Monday - Friday through August 27th
Greater Attleboro Small Business SWAT Team
The purpose of this FACEBOOK GROUP is to select a local business each week who is struggling during the pandemic to patronize and support. Together we can make a substantial difference in helping these businesses survive! |
Important to Know! Shared by the Attleboro Land Trust...
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Did you know that a box turtle only roams 1 mile its' whole life? If it's removed from it's area / home then for the rest of its life will roam aimlessly stressed out... trying to find "home" until it finally dies a very sad death.
Please do not remove turtles. Do not take them home as pets. If one is injured, please mark the exact spot found for the wildlife center. If a turtle is in the road, you can help by moving it directly across the street in the direction it was heading. Thank you!
Many people think it is harmless to let their children take home a docile turtle to play with and release it someplace they see appropriate. Box Turtle Conservation
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