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Sunday, March 20, 2005

The Purple Martins Return to Lake Brownwood

Today was the first time we have seen any of the purple martins. Usually they arrive during the middle part of February. Two martins flew past the martin house several times, chirping loudly as they passed. We did not see them land on the bird house.

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At Wednesday, March 23, 2005, Blogger Texas Heat said...

This morning, we saw a martin perching on top of the bird house. Another one went into one of the nests. You can hear several others singing at different parts of the cove.

 

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