- Seven Oaks Farm
- (named for the seven species of
oaks that appear on the farm: Black, Bur, Chinquapin,
Pin, Red, Shingle, and White)
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- Our farmhouse in 1912
One of the main reasons that we enjoy
our farm is that we are interested in observing and protecting
wildlife. The farm consists of many different habitats (mature
forest with a stream, field under succession, fencerow, open field, and a pond) in which many wildlife species either make their homes or
stop on their way through. Here are some representative pictures.
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