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I walk in the Park of Roses along Adena Brook every day.  We have had
Kingfishers for some time.  Yesterday I saw a Blue Gray Gnatcatcher with
nesting material in her/his beak.  I have heard a Red Headed Woodpecker for
over a week and yesterday I finally saw one.  There is also an adult and a
juvenile yellow-bellied sapsuckers.  I have pictures of these birds if
anyone is interested.




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