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3/6/2021

Dave Bonta March 6, 2021

Fourth-quarter moon just above the trees. The dawn chorus begins with a mourning dove. Then Carolina wren, crows, a red-winged blackbird.

Posted in Plummer's Hollow
Tagged Carolina wren, crows, moon, mourning dove, red-winged blackbird
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