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Tag Archives: Red-eyed Viero

Some Local Birds

Posted on June 22, 2022 by Richard

Over the past weeks, in spite of the challenges of foliage, I’ve managed to see a number of birds who are easy-to-hear but hard-to-see. The best example is the Red-eyed Vireo, who persistently calls from high in trees, rarely moving. … Continue reading →

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