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In other Plum Island news: Look! It's a muskrat climbing a tree!
Friday, May 25, 2012
Oh Marsh Wren
In other Plum Island news: Look! It's a muskrat climbing a tree!
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Plum Island was a bit dreary this morning, drizzly and overcast. Warbler migration is definitely winding down. But that didn't stop me from having a good time. Not when the marsh wrens are on territory and in the mood to sing and dance.
From all sections of the Marsh Trail, wrens were buzzing around like fat hummingbirds
tails straight up in the air
trilling bubbily.
In other Plum Island news: Look! It's a muskrat climbing a tree!
OK it's more of a bush than a tree, but still...
Crossing the Laughing Brook
In other Plum Island news: Look! It's a muskrat climbing a tree!
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2 comments:
Nice pictures. I've tried to capture marsh wrens before at Great Meadows and have failed. Too small and fast hiding in the reeds for me.
Thanks. Right now, during display season, is a good time to get clear looks.
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