As we arrived at the park, we saw the Northern Mockingbird again. Whenever we have seen the NM here, it has not been calling, but last night it was making quite a bit of noise. It seemed to have a range of calls and was singing it's heart out. Not hard to tell that spring is in the air.

We also saw Killdeer in a gravel area and those were the last pics we were able to get before it was just too dark out to see what was out there.

Last night we saw a male Robin chasing a female around the yard. It shouldn't be too long until we come across a nest. I have not seen them checking out the nesting shelf, so maybe they are using another spot this year.

And just this morning I saw a flock of 16 (or more?) Crows flying through.
I'm also including a somewhat fuzzy pic of a fox that Dave saw running across the field on the weekend. We saw a fox 2-3 times last year in the spring but didn't see it all winter long.

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