There's a dying Great Blue Heron at bluegrass lane, at the far eastern end of the pond east of the complex of buildings, just north of the first rectangular paddock. When I first saw it an hour ago it was hunckered low in the grass. Now it is just sprawled, as if it may have just died. Thermal camera still shows some body heat but I fear it's probably too late. Not sure if any rescuers want to give it a try, or if anyone is able to collect it for a skin.
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