Was killing time while my son had basketball practice at the Lyme School
this evening,  and walked down to the Big Rock Conservation Area. Bloodroot
was blooming in profusion. At the lovely bench which overlooks the Grant
Brook, I sat for a bit. Just downstream of the bench, was a Louisiana
waterthrush singing and feeding. Tail bobbing all the while. There is often
a Louisiana Waterthrush further downstream, at the Grant Brook snowmobile
bridge. I wondered if it might be the same bird, or a different bird. This
watershed is a great place to bird, and much of it is conserved by Upper
Valley Land Trust, so hopefully, it will provide excellent habitat for a
long time to come!

-- 
Jason Berard
Stewardship Director
Upper Valley Land Trust
603-643-6626


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