5 Signs of Fall

It’s quickly becoming sweater weather around here! Kids are back to school, football season is starting, pumpkin-spice is back, and Halloween decorations and candy are lining the shelves in every store. And with the cooler weather comes a change in nature’s patterns—from bird migration to stunning fall foliage. Scott Santino, naturalist and camp director at Ipswich River Wildlife Sanctuary, one of Mass Audubon’s largest sanctuaries located in Topsfield, spoke to us about what to look for—from sea ducks and yellow-rumped warblers to red and gray squirrels—as autumn makes its way here on the No

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Ipswich River Wildlife Sanctuary naturalist and camp director Scott Santino tells us what to look out for on the North Shore.

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