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While doing some gardening in Bear River this afternoon I heard way down in the valley a cardinal whistling. Also seen or heard were Song, Savannah and Chippping Sparrows, Purple Finch, Rose breasted Grosbeaks, Tree Swallows, a Flicker, Downey and Hairy Woodpeckers, several types of warblers which I could not see, one of the flycatchers was also calling nearby repeatly, and a number of ravens were "groncking" off in the distance. On the road between Bear River and Clementsvale there is in a farm pond on the north side of the road a small island which is quickly shrinking because of all the rain! Clinging to it, is a goose on her nest, with the gander nearby. I cannot imagine that the bottom of the nest is not very wet by now which certainly will not help the incubation process. Friends are watching for the goslings. Geese have nested in this area for 5or 6 years now, sometimes quitesucessfully. JET
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