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Some birds cancel their trips southJanuary 23, 2013A mild winter has provided local bird enthusiasts with opportunities to see certain species of birds that can be rare this time of year.... Showing 7 of 7 comments
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TWrecks
Remember to spay/nueter your peeve.
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Tessie
To the writer and editor: The list should be HARDY birds, ie.e strong and robust, not HEARTY, unless of course they're being made into a nutritious winter stew.
The food given them should be hearty though. Just a pet peeve.
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asknot
Twrecks/Freddie, still not funny at all, can't ya just steal and re paste funny stuff from online?
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TWrecks
I knows this one bird, I does, what won't fly South no more for because of the TSA and all the gropin', don't ya know.
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Anjahlena
Keep those feeders filled. The feathered friends are especially delightful to watch on these bitter days of January.
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Alwayssomething
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asknot
Shucks on climate change, these winters are just as I remember them, shorts 1 week, frozen tundra the next.
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