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June 2018 Bird News

September 16, 2018UncategorizedAndy Grimsey

Quail at Meadow Lane/Castle Mills on 1st

Crossbills – several near The Lodge on 13th

Turtle Dove – MVCP 26th

Little Tern – two at Priory 26th

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