Stamford employees rescue baby ducks
Lynne Colatrella, of the Stamford Downtown Special Services District, along with Animal Control Officer John Franzetti and Landmark security guard Omar Riofrio caught the ducks after they were spotted at Landmark Plaza.
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18h agoStamford employees worked together to rescue 11 newborn ducklings and their mother.
Lynne Colatrella, of the Stamford Downtown Special Services District, along with Animal Control Officer John Franzetti and Landmark security guard Omar Riofrio caught the ducks after they were spotted at Landmark Plaza.
Franzetti then relocated the family to Mill River.
People in the area believe the same mother duck has laid eggs in the plaza the past four years.
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