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April 2013, Week 2

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Fri, 12 Apr 2013 11:23:22 -0400
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Eastern Meadowlark
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A Eastern Meadowlark in a field on Merritt Road in Hartland with lots of
Robins, recognizable by flicking it's tail open and shut, showing a
conspicuous patch of white on each side of its short wide tail.Many Common
Flickers,Phoebes,Pine Warblers and Golden-Crowned Kinglets noted on the
walk despite the weather.Janet Mead

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