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Smile Spring Peepers.
It's foggy out there. I noticed that Spring Peepers are singing out there near a creek. Spring is around the corner.

So as of 3/11/2015,Spring Peepers have started to sing in my State. It's 51 degrees out there.

If it cools down I won't hear them,but when the temperature goes up,they start singing again. BF
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