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Old 03-15-2008, 04:15 PM #19
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Saw my first Robin Wed. the 12th. SPRING SPRING is coming

Kellijo we also have tons of Starlings here. I put seeds out
for the other birds and they come down in hords and chase all away.

I put out all different types of feed to attrack different birds
and they just eat everything and destroy my feed hangers.

They also take the plastic garbage bags apart and leave a mess.

Can't wait until I start seeing the other spring birds.

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