Photographer finds new arrivals on Concord floodplain
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- Conservation Center,
- Wildlife
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Red-winged blackbirds returned to Concord last week.
The redwing blackbirds were back on Saturday, or at least that’s when I first heard them.
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The bluebirds were from January, when there was a mixed flock of birds (bluebirds, goldfinches and cedar waxwings) filling the maples over the brook. I have NEVER seen bluebirds down there before. I was enchanted. They were quite lovely.