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A Blog of New England's Natural History - Photographs by Paul Maher Jr.

Thursday, December 27, 2007

Dark-Eyed Junco - Fitchburg, Massachusetts


“How often they may be seen thus flitting along in a straggling manner from bush to bush, so that the hedgerow will be all alive with them, each uttering a faint chip from time to time, as if to keep together, bewildering you so that you know not if the greater part are gone by or still to come.”
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