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As climate warms, these species are making Connecticut home
A white ibis is seen in Galveston Bay on Friday, April 12, 2013. A southerly species, ibis have recently been spotted nesting in New Jersey. As the climate warms, experts say they may one day be regular inhabitants of Connecticut.J. Patric Schneider / For the Houston Chronicle

A slow, incremental transformation is underway across wide swaths of Connecticut’s deciduous forests and the waters of Long Island Sound.

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