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Monday, October 14, 2019
The palm warbler
The little palm warbler arrived in the afternoon. It finds bugs we can't see in the grass and flits around from spot to spot.
Out of the grass it's easy to see how beautiful this little bird is.
The hermit thrushes have been around for a while
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Beth Bergman
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It is a pleasure sharing observations. The "bethlenz" blog will always be current, subjects observed on an almost daily basis, mostly nature. The "operalenz" blog will have posts less frequently, because of the extra time needed to scan older images. It is not a blog of current criticism. All images are REGISTERED COPYRIGHT © BETH BERGMAN, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
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