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Buttonwood Park Pond in New Bedford, Ma.

Across the pond, you can see the "Warming House" used to warm up the ice skaters in the past. It is now a senior center etc.

Beginning in the last years of the 20th century and into the 21st century the water fowl have increased dramatically with people feeding the ducks and geese that now make the western shore of the pond a popular feeding ground.

It is illegal to feed the birds there because they have grown too large in number. Yet the feeding continues and I have not seen anyone arrested for it .

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Buttonwood Park New Bedford, Ma. www.WhalingCity.net
Across the pond, you can see the "Warming House" used to warm up the ice skaters in the past.
It is now a senior center etc. Buttonwood Pond - Dont feed the birds - www.WhalingCity.net

Beginning in the last years of the 20th century and into the 21st century the water fowl have increased
dramatically with people feeding the ducks and geese that now make the western shore of the pond
a popular feeding ground.
It is illegal to feed the birds there because they have grown too large in number.Buttonwood PArk Pond Waterfowl - www.WhalingCity.com

Buttonwood Park Pond, where people often ice skated in the past, drains in a stream that goes through
the zoo, and then runs underground for a distance beneath the intersection of Brownell Avenue and
Hawthorne Streets, and through a tunnel, etc. and off to the Padanaram harbor.

Button Wood Park Arial - www.WhalingCity.net
The stream continues underground beneath an area of land where there is a private home.
It emerges in a wooded area south of Hawthorne Street, and finally empties into the
ocean in Padanaram harbor, a part of Dartmouth, Ma.

 
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