A few birds at Chesnut Park

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The usual titmouse were all over the park.

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Cardinal families were all over the park. Lots of very young ones born this spring. The young ones look scruffy with their adult feathers coming in.

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There were also Carolina wrens everywhere.

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The best find was the great crested flycatcher families. I saw two different ones at opposite ends of the park.  Both had juveniles that didn’t quite have their adult feathers in. I don’t see these often. They stayed high up in the trees and don’t get close to look for a handout like the resident birds do.

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Spring birds at Chesnut Park

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A baby great blue heron looking grumpy while his younger sibling was sleeping.

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Pretty colors on the grackle.

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Carolina Wrens were singing all over the park.

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Northern Parulas were everywhere.

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Cardinals on the boardwalk.

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Other critters at the park.

An early Saturday morning walk at Chesnut Park.

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