Spent all your cash? There’s a buck or two in the Manchaug Pond watershed….

Early this morning as the snow fell on Manchaug Pond, two bucks were caught on camera crossing Torrey Road south of the dam. Thanks to photographer, Dick for mailing these in! If you have a photo you’d like to share – do so! We would love to post it! And if you still have a buck or two in your wallet, please consider making a tax-deductible gift to Manchaug Pond this year.  Matching donations from your place of business, in memory of and in honor of someone special can now be accepted – please send to the Manchaug Pond Foundation, P.O. Box 154, Manchaug, MA  01590.  All donors will be placed on our mailing list and receive our sincerest thanks!

Saturday’s Ice Bring’s Ice Fishermen

The sound of ice augers were heard on Manchaug Pond this weekend as cold temps transformed the lake. Thanks to our Facebook friend for sending in this photo!

New Ice!

  From our resident photographer at Holbrook’s Campground!

Big Skies and Eagles

Yesterday we saw big skies over Manchaug Pond! Today is another day to look to the sky as eagles have been observed soaring above the water. This morning at 8:30, an immature eagle was observed sitting in a tree in Area 2 not 15 feet from the house.  A sight to behold! Big sky from Old Holdbrook Camping

Election Tuesday Brings Change to Districts of Manchaug Pond

The day after election Tuesday has brought a sunrise which painted the morning sky red and blue, banding itself along the lake’s horizon in imitation of the USA’s Old Glory.   The election has brought change to the districts in which Manchaug Pond and it’s watershed find itself. This morning’s Telegram reports new state representatives for both Douglas and Sutton. First, the Manchaug Pond Association extends its deepest gratitude to Representatives Callahan and Kujawski for their valiant work with us in calling for the preservation of this lake. Their words of inspiration and experience at our past Annual Meetings have been uplifting and their work on the state level invaluable. Secondly, we congratulate Messieurs Kuros and Fattman and look forward to meeting and working with them in the protection of our natural resource.