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A few Wakarusa Wetlands birds

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It is finally getting cool enough to go out regularly again! Click on pictures to enlarge.

© Chris Taylor

 

© Chris Taylor

 

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This entry was posted in goldfinches, grosbeak, Haskell Baker Wetlands, Wakarusa Wetlands, warblers and tagged American goldfinch, Wakarusa Wetlands, yellow warbler on September 5, 2011 by admin.

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