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Home / News / New West Valley Bird Viewing Area is Open! / Pothole and Wetland from Distance – by LW

Pothole and Wetland from Distance – by LW

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Our Bird of the Month

The Amazing American Redstart

by Darcy Thomas Sometimes a common bird is so startling it captures our imagination and washes us with a feeling of such pure delight when we take time to observe their beauty and special behavior. One such bird for me is the American Redstart. American Redstarts Setophaga ruticilla are small, lively wood warblers who are…

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