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PHOTOS: Prospect Park Birds

Photographer Kristen Brown captures some great shots of our feathered friends in Prospect Park.

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Ever since spring hit, we've  been noticing quite a few pretty little birds in Prospect Park – and no, we're not just talking about the famous .

Here's a few that Park Slope Patch editor Kristen Brown actually managed to get on camera. As well as a few of a Great Egret by Park Slope wildlife rehabilitator Anne-Katrin Titze.

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