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On a recent visit to Cape May Point State Park in search of an elusive Purple Gallinule I did not find my quarry but...
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There are three species of waterfowl that birders in most of the eastern United States are going to encounter on almost any birding outing...
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Everyone likes to see ducklings and almost everywhere in the world the ducklings that people are most likely to see are Mallards. Or, at...
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My lunchtime walk in Congress Park today was accompanied by many fewer ducklings then I had expected. Last week I saw three broods totaling...
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Three broods, one of 11, one of 9, and one of 3, all in Congress Park in Saratoga Springs. I was wondering where all...
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