Last summer, I was out volunteering with
Literacy for Environmental Justice at Heron's Head park and Myla Ablog, ecologist for the park, mentioned that they were very excited at having seen a clapper rail in the marshes (more from
Nature in the City). Well, even though some bird experts apparently dismissed the sighting as a singular event, a pair of the birds has now been seen, nesting and with chicks. This is a great sign for the restoration of the wetlands in this area.
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