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Green Frog and others
Posted on April 5, 2020 at 09:44:19 PM by John Challis

Out last night with the dog to listen for the Woodcock that usually performs down the road from us. The Woodcock only flew by; he must be doing his song and dance farther afield.
But in the middle of the road I found a large Green Frog, barely able to move -- although somehow it got into the middle of the road.
A Belted Kingfisher was calling earlier today. I haven't heard much from the Phoebe since it was singing last week. But a flock of Dark-eyed Juncos was in full trilling mode this morning, and Song Sparrows are also abundant. We've seen Harriers on a couple of occasions in our daily meander out to remote places where we won't meet people.

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