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Old 06-01-2011, 08:18 AM #17
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How cute, even tho they always look like little aliens at the start.

I'm not seeing much activity from our wreath. Hoping the finches are still there and okay. Again this year, we have a pair of red-shouldered hawks nesting in the big tree across the street. Hoping they haven't had an appetizer of small birds! But seeing the hawks is really cool, too. Not hearing fledgling noises yet, but the hawks are definitely still coming and going from the nest. It's harder to see now that the leaves have come out.
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