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Pond olive mayfly spotted in Groton
October 5, 2026
A mayfly was observed in a Groton yard on September 7, 2026. This pollution-sensitive Ephemeroptera indicates oxygen-rich water; it is an ovoviviparous mayfly usually found in stable pond or slow-flow habitats.
Eastern floater found in Groton waters
October 5, 2026
An was observed in Groton on September 21, 2026. This native freshwater bivalve requires stable sediment and clear water to filter-feed, and its presence confirms suitable benthic conditions for filter-feeding mollusks in this reach.
Monarchs pass through Lincoln on migration south
October 5, 2026
s were recorded on October 4, 2026 near Lincoln, Massachusetts, in the midst of their autumn migration southward. The eastern population currently bears a federal Proposed Threatened listing status under the Endangered Species Act, with final determination delayed to 2030 at earliest. This generation is routing toward overwintering sites in the mountains of central Mexico, a journey exceeding 2,000 miles that will carry them through the region into late October.
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