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13 Apr 2017

New video: American Kestrel Box maintenance

by admin | posted in: Education, Stewardship | 0

Check out this video that highlights the American kestrel box design by Harrison Achilles!

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Cynthia Henshaw
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East Quabbin Land Trust
P.O. Box 5
120 Ridge Road
Hardwick, MA 01037

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