Begin the trail on the north side of the remains of an old building. Although most of the females leave the water after dusk, it is not unusual to see one during daylight hours. She will then cover the eggs with dirt and crawl back to the marsh. If you walk east along Indian Brook Road to the huge overpass bridge for Route 9, you can pick up a red trail that will take you to a waterfall in the adjacent ravine. Wild rice planted here as a crop.
Salt water limits it.
Leave it as food for birds. Typha glauca is a hybrid. Yellow jackets looking for aphids. Bull's Hill on right. Storm King on left.