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When it would get windy you could see one of the big young ones leave the nest entirely and climb up this branch several feet above the nest near the top of the tree, and flap it's wings mightily into the direction of the wind, no doubt teaching itself the skills it will need to learn in order to fly.

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When it would get windy you could see one of the big young ones leave the nest entirely and climb up this branch several feet above the nest near the top of the tree, and flap it's wings mightily into the direction of the wind, no doubt teaching itself the skills it will need to learn in order to fly.

DSC_0111 time to spread your wings

summer Staten Island Clove Lakes Great blue heron birds nature herons