A Nightingale Sings on Wilden Marsh
Mooching around North Pond Chain late last evening, a nightingale sang in that oak tree.
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…not Berkley Square, but appropriate for 40’s weekendsup on the Valley😂. Will sit out to listen tonight – it would be a first for me.
There was probably a nightingale singing in Berkley Square late last evening, too, Christine. 🙂
Lovely. Out my apartment window we often hear a Mockingbird who sounds like a chorus of birds. Mockers repeat the songs twice giving away who they are.
LOVELY to listen to!
Thanks Anne.