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    Migration Season

    Apr 18, 2022 2 minutes

    T’S MID-MARCH IN NEW YORK CITY, a time we at Audubon fondly refer to as “timberdoodle season.” American Woodcocks are among the many spring migrants beginning to move through, sending us into parks and cemeteries to peer under bushes for the skulky little

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