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A half-dozen egrets slope their long necks underwater as they feed in a pond. Nearby, snapping turtles bask in the sun as long reeds billow in the breeze behind them. A hawk flies overhead and perches on the branch of a dead tree jutting from the mushy floor of the channel, where a pair of muskrats play and swim and play some more.
From the train window of a weary commuter, this snapshot of wildlife within the Meadowlands inspired David Wheeler to trade in his marketing career in New York City for a post as an environmental activist and educator seven years ago.
Posted by WILDNEWJERSEY at 4/4/2011 1:00 PM 
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Categories: Wild New Jersey book
Tags: David Wheeler Wild New Jersey book Wild New Jersey Nature Adventures in the Garden State wildlife Edison Wetlands Assocation environment book tour
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