Hiking in Mass Audubon's Lake Wampanoag Wildlife Sanctuary: trails, map and practical info

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"location_correction": "Mass Audubon's Lake Wampanoag Wildlife Sanctuary spreads across 400+ acres of diverse terrain in Gardner, Massachusetts (not Lakeville)",
"wildlife_addition": "Replace existing wildlife paragraph with: 'Lake Wampanoag Wildlife Sanctuary has earned its reputation as a premier wildlife viewing destination in Central Massachusetts. The habitat diversity directly translates to incredible biodiversity. Birdwatchers consistently spot Eastern Bluebirds in the meadow areas and Red-tailed Hawks circling overhead. The mammal population includes White-tailed Deer (common throughout, especially early morning and late afternoon), occasional moose sightings in deeper forest sections (especially cooler months), bears, bobcats, and coyotes. The ecologically managed grasslands support Bobolinks and Savannah Sparrows. The wetland areas attract their own specialized wildlife, from various waterfowl to creatures dependent on aquatic habitats.'"
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