Calling the Count from Sesame Street
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One Broad-winged hawk. One American kestrel. Another Broad-winged. A Red-tailed hawk, etc. That could be you if you answer the Bedford Audubon Society’s call for volunteers to staff its annual hawk watch on the weekends. The society has an official weekday counter but is seeking some weekend relief. Click here for more information
The watch takes place on an easterly facing ridge in The Nature Conservancy’s Arthur W. Butler Sanctuary in Bedford.
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