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Charles River Peninsula, Needham, Ma |
Leaves peaking. But I was in a gloomy work-related mood. I began my slow walk around the peninsula.
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Pileated Woodpecker, Charles River Peninsula, Needham, MA |
Mid-walk I heard a loud cry and I couldn't help smiling. A pileated. Same spot I'd seen it before, months ago.
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Pileated Woodpecker attracts attention |
I wasn't the only one paying attention. On the near-by tree-tops, a group of bluebirds, a phoebe, and a palm warbler (?) seemed to be watching it carefully. When the woodpecker flew off, so did they.
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Eastern Bluebird, Charles River Peninsula, Needham, MA |
I caught up with our friends, the bluebirds, who were investigating a cavity in an old oak tree. Something seemed to be fascinating to them about it. Ample insects to eat? A future nesting spot? At any rate they kept returning to it over and over. See video below.
The day had turned splendid. Now I was ready to appreciate the foliage.
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Redwing Bay Parking Lot, Needham, MA |
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