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Wildlife of all kinds thrives in our verdant, wooded state. Most of us are used to seeing squirrels and possums, raccoons and turkeys, some of us even bears and many, many deer.
But what happens when those furry critters rummage through your garbage, scare your kids or even burrow across your neatly trimmed lawn?
Some say we’ve let nature go too far - while others welcome the wildlife. Authors Jim Sterba and James Barilla join us, along with Connecticut wildlife biologist Peter Good, to talk bears, squirrels, deer, raccoons, possums, birds, turkeys, and more.