Black-crowned Night-Herons at Colonel Sam Smith Park
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Black-crowned Night-Herons at Colonel Sam Smith Park

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Vince

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There were 4 Black-crowned Night-Herons in a tree overlooking the pond at the east end of Colonel Sam Smith Park yesterday. They were directly across from the observation deck giving great views. Another sign of Spring.
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worth

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I saw 9 there today in the same location.
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there were 3 yesterday.

also to note: i saw swallows at the eastern point and 1 goldfinch. spring is here!
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I saw an Eastern Pheobe as well while watching the 3 herons sleep :)
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Saw the three Herons in the tree around noon.  Two sleeping and one was awake during the thunderstorm (doing some stretches).  I only went down there since I was in the area on errands...  was pretty rotten at this point.  

I also saw Horned Grebes (finally, first for me) making lots of noise and courting.  Along with Red-necked Grebes, Common Mergansers, Buffleheads, and Long-tails.
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