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Our third visit to Sherman Park was warm but pleasant. Ima and Gabe biked around the exterior of the park. People were fishing, walking and biking. It continues to be a great cooling oasis on an otherwise hot day. The huge trees and water attract birds, people and other creatures. We love the stone bridges.
This is part of a series we are continuing of these Red-shouldered Hawks and their family. See information about our observations and a list of all of the posts on the Red Shoulder Project page.
--written by Ima and her family
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| Baltimore Oriole |
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| Baltimore Oriole |
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| Baltimore Oriole |
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| Baltimore Oriole |
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| Eastern Bluebird |
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| Eastern Kingbird |
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| Song Sparrow |
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| Brown-headed Cowbird |
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| American Goldfinch |
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| Wilson's Warbler |
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| Gull and possibly a common Grackle attacking a Red-shouldered Hawk |
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| Red-shouldered Hawk |
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| Wood Duck and ducklings |
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| Wood Duck and ducklings |
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| Wood Duck and ducklings |
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| Great Blue Heron |
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| Canada Geese |
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| Canada Geese |
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| Canada Geese |
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| Canada Geese |
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| Painted Turtles and a Mallard |
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| Painted Turtle and a Snapping Turtle |
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