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Old 06-13-2012, 02:31 PM #1
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Default On a recent drive...

...I saw, in this order:
  1. pheasant hen and tiny chicks (a 1st for me!)
  2. male pheasant
  3. some small furry creature disappearing into the brush
  4. a cottontail
  5. another male pheasant
  6. 2 dark red does
All this within 5 miles of home! On one drive! I love the wild, wild, life...
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