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Published 9 years ago by jcscher with 6 Comments

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How to Welcome Winter Birds

Fall may mean migration, but one bird’s north is just another bird’s south.

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  - Gozzin
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    The geese are leaving now,but I can't speak of the eagles and osprey.
    
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      The geese have not left here yet.
      
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  It's too early for the ducks here,but it's really nice to see them resting on the river and bobbing like little corks.
  
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Great share- Thank you very much.

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