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Day: April 10, 2019
Foraging opportunities for Herring gulls from Texel throughout the annual cycle – UvA-BiTS
PSG Membership – Pacific Seabird Group
How Urban Trees Can Save Lives
Review of the Week: 3-9 April – BirdGuides
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Highland Bird Report
Is this a big enough Trident for ya ?
Here’s a big tree. Acer buergerianum .
The much (in bonsai) coveted Trident maple. I seem to recall that there’s a town that tried them as street trees. (Ah yes! Gainesville Florida). 
You’d be surprised at how little I paid for this it. But I won’t tell you because it’ll just make you jealous and weep at all the bad decisions you’ve made in your life. Like that one time you decided to ignore your belly and eat just one more burrito before getting on the road and getting stuck between rest areas on the highway…..oh yeah….never trust a fart. 
(Here’s an early development blog of the tree)
This last year, I had removed all the wire (actually I had a client do it during a lesson, I even charged him, but I felt bad making him work on my trees. He said it was cathartic and…
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Chris Bosak on Instagram: “Great blue heron, New England”
More brant photos
A brant seen at Calf Pasture Beach in Norwalk, Conn., April 2019.
You didn’t think I’d see thousands of brant and limit the experience to just one post, did you? Here is the first follow-up to Saturday’s post. The original post is here in case you missed it.
Brant at Calf Pasture Beach in Norwalk, Connecticut, 2019.
This brant is banded with silver bands on each leg. I can’t make out the numbers and letters, however.
Brant at Calf Pasture Beach in Norwalk, Connecticut, 2019.
