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Browns Ferry Pond

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The pond at Brown's Ferry Park (bobcat)
Mallard drake on Brown's Ferry Pond (bobcat)

Description

The pond in Brown's Ferry Park, originally created by beavers (now long gone) is a haven for various waterfowl, including green-winged teals, hooded mergansers, and shovelers. Red-winged blackbirds also nest here and there may be a great blue heron standing silently by the water's edge.

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