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Red-winged blackbirds have made their way back north and in the cattail marsh, they’re the center of attention.
They fly by night, and the males arrive first to set up the breeding grounds. Not only that, but they sport regional dialects. Naturalist Laurie Sanders takes a look at a favorite songster – the red-winged blackbird.