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October 26
A wet warm (for October) overcast day. Before I even got to Rosie’s I saw these leathery locust seed pods hanging midst the thorns.
Rosie’s Pond had a Great Blue Heron which quickly flew off and a Great Egret. A Harrier cruised the train yards and then moved south towards the airport. Rosie’s thicket was drab but these wet lichen blooms offered a contrast.
By Lawn and Leverett, this Sumac provided the definition for red.
The Long Thicket was quiet except for a brief visit from a Cooper’s Hawk. In the park I turned and caught a landscape view of the Long Thicket.
The Boardwalk was also quiet although there did seem to be some Brant way off in the creek by the cemetary.
For some reason, I keep on stumbling upon a Cormorant by the Bennington St. bridge. This this time it had breakfast in its beak.
A female Downy Woodpecker along Bennington St. It was chirping out loud as well as pecking at the bark.
Now that I’m home, the sun has come out but I did enjoy the overcast nonetheless. Gray isn’t monotonous and the gold grass color on the flats was bright in spite of the cloudy day.
Ciao!
-Jorge
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