Allison Menendez hands an ornament to Maggie Young, 5, and she and members of the Shelton Land Conservation Trust gather to decorate a "Christmas Tree" that is located next to the Rec Path on the trust's Lane Street Property in Shelton, Conn., on Saturday Dec. 19, 2020. In back is Maggie's grandmother Mary King. The ornaments mainly consisted to edible ones to feed the wild birds and small animals on the property.
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Members and friends of the Shelton Land Conservation Trust gather to decorate a "Christmas Tree" that is located next to the Rec Path on the trust's Lane Street Property in Shelton, Conn., on Saturday Dec. 19, 2020. The ornaments mainly consisted to edible ones to feed the wild birds and small animals on the property.
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Mary King, a member of the Shelton Land Conservation Trust, helps to decorate a “Christmas Tree” that is located next to the Rec Path on the trust’s Lane Street Property in Shelton on Saturday. The ornaments mainly consisted to edible ones to feed the wild birds and small animals on the property.
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Maggie Young, 5, lends a hand to help decorate the tree.
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Mikey Menendez, 5, hangs an ornament.
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Members and friends of the Shelton Land Conservation Trust gather to decorate a "Christmas Tree" that is located next to the Rec Path on the trust's Lane Street Property in Shelton, Conn., on Saturday Dec. 19, 2020. The ornaments mainly consisted to edible ones to feed the wild birds and small animals on the property.
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Mary King, a member of the Shelton Land Conservation Trust, helps to decorate a "Christmas Tree" that is located next to the Rec Path on the trust's Lane Street Property in Shelton, Conn., on Saturday Dec. 19, 2020. The ornaments mainly consisted to edible ones to feed the wild birds and small animals on the property.
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Joe Welsh, President of the Shelton Land Conservation Trust snaps photos of the trust's "Christmas Tree" that is located next to the Rec Path on the trust's Lane Street Property in Shelton, Conn., on Saturday Dec. 19, 2020. Friends and members of the trust hung mainly edible ornaments to feed the wild birds and small animals on the property.
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Allison Menendez hangs an ornament as she and members of the Shelton Land Conservation Trust gather to decorate a "Christmas Tree" that is located next to the Rec Path on the trust's Lane Street Property in Shelton, Conn., on Saturday Dec. 19, 2020. The ornaments mainly consisted to edible ones to feed the wild birds and small animals on the property.
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Members and friends of the Shelton Land Conservation Trust gather to decorate a "Christmas Tree" that is located next to the Rec Path on the trust's Lane Street Property in Shelton, Conn., on Saturday Dec. 19, 2020. The ornaments mainly consisted to edible ones to feed the wild birds and small animals on the property.
Christian Abraham / Hearst Connecticut MediaShow MoreShow LessSHELTON — Members and friends of the Shelton Land Conservation Trust to decorated a “Christmas Tree” that is located next to the Rec Path on the trust’s Lane Street Property in Shelton on Saturday. The ornaments mainly consisted to edible ones to feed the wild birds and small animals on the property.