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Virginia rail, surprise appearance.
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Number two of the Virginia rail.
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Marsh wren...
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Number two marsh wren.
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Eastern peewee or Willow Flycatcher.
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Peewee or willow flycatcher, number two.
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Eastern kingbird.
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Number two of the eastern kingbird.
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Pickerel frog from yesterday.
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Pickerel frog.
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Pearl crescent, near the marsh.
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Last photo of the dragonlet.
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Diamondback terrapin, she just finished laying eggs.
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Sunbathing, Eastern painted turtle.
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Common water snake.
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Number two of the green heron.
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Actual photo of the northern green frog.
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Juvenile little blue heron, blue bill.
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Eurasian wimbrel.
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Juvenile little blue heron.
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Number two juvenile little blue heron.
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Saltmarsh sparrow, lowtide this morning.
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Dowitcher number two (with reflection).
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Saltmarsh sparrow in the marsh.
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Number two saltmarsh sparrow, foraging.
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Pratt cove with marsh grass.
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The last photo of the pied billed grebe.
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This is the first pied billed grebe I've encountered. Some of the diving ducks are always a challenge due to them staying very distant.
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Male and female mallards.
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Heron in the marsh at sunrise.
