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There are several Cedar Waxwings flying in and out of a Serviceberry
tree on the east side of the road across from the Wallace Lake parking
lot. The 30' or so multi-trunked tree is at the corner of where the
little trail goes east to Baldwin Lake off the main paved bike/walking
trail that runs parallel to the Valley Parkway. The tree is full of
ripe berries and the waxwings and robins are gobbling them up. Saw a
beautiful Purple Finch as well.
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