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Nolensville is considered a hot spot for Wood Duck sightings on Cornell’s e-bird web site. Image from capjournal.com . https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f5294515b1e7374075f4ddc/1615422758507-HSGM0J3WEOM4ELF0G5KQ/Creek+Clean+Up+%7C+Mill+Creek+Watershed+Association Updates - MCWA Fall 2020 Creek Clean-ups Turn Out Just Ducky! MCWA Member and TWRA retiree, Patricia Miller, tells Nolensville clean-up crew about Wood Ducks. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f5294515b1e7374075f4ddc/1615423094709-5BJ5TCXMIJQDJYE1W1UY/5.+Nolensville+Creek+Clean+up+Briefing.jpg Updates - MCWA Fall 2020 Creek Clean-ups Turn Out Just Ducky! - Creek Cleanup | Mill Creek Watershed Association Matt Matwijec provides a safety briefing for MCWA Members and student volunteers from Nolensville High School’s UNICEF Club before entering the creek during the October 17th clean-up day in Nolensville. Photo by Brant Miller https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f5294515b1e7374075f4ddc/1615423410188-JQ2J7TCKR8UE8QNO1AJM/6.++Matt%2C+Kevin%2C+Kathleen%2C+John+Rutherford+.jpg Updates - MCWA Fall 2020 Creek Clean-ups Turn Out Just Ducky! - Creek Cleanup | Mill Creek Watershed Association MCWA members Matt Matwijec, Kevin Key, and Director Dr. Kathleen Dennis carry debris from Mill Creek at Culbertson Road in the Cane Ridge Community. Photo by Patricia Miller https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5f5294515b1e7374075f4ddc/1615423088153-F8ETLAN9QI05XGS3KMDG/7.+Yvonne+with+large+heavy+medal+object.jpg Updates - MCWA Fall 2020 Creek Clean-ups Turn Out Just Ducky! - Creek Cleanup | Mill Creek Watershed Association MCWA Member Yvonne Joosten discovers a large heavy metal object during November 7th Nolensville creek cleanup. This piece will be left for future removal by someone with a truck and a chain! 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