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Naturally Curious with John DeLuca: The shining blue beauties of our rivers and lakes

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By John DeLuca
| Mountain Xpress Verified
Have you ever noticed a faint but complex twittering commotion overhead as you walk around Beaver Lake in North Asheville, Lake Julian in South Asheville or anywhere along the French Broad River? Look up the next time you do, and you’ll likely observe a swirling, diving and gliding bunch of birds with powder-white bellies and an iridescent deep blue back. Those lovely, glowing friends are tree swallows.
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Naturally Curious with John DeLuca: The sweet whistle of the Louisiana waterthrush

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By John DeLuca
| Mountain Xpress Verified
Despite the impact of Tropical Storm Helene as well as the subsequent lawsuits and controversies over tree removal, rivers and streams across Western North Carolina still have decent forest cover. The next time that you’re near a forested stream, make sure to listen for two to four sweet, smooth descending whistles followed by a lovely jumble of sound.
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Naturally Curious with John DeLuca: The best places in town to spot hawks, eagles and owls

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By John DeLuca
| Mountain Xpress Verified
Valentine’s Day may have come and gone, but love is still in the air. Literally. Some types of raptors that you’re likely to see building their nests, incubating eggs or feeding their young at this time of year include hawks, eagles, owls and vultures. But where can you go to behold the beauty of our local large lovebirds engaged in early bird romance? The lake is calling Take a trip to Lake Julian to behold the majesty of the breeding bald eagles that call that body of water their home.
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