Red Bellied is a member of the backyard birds now. He is comfortable finding bugs on the Ash tree.
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- February 28, 1998
- Tweaking
- "K"
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- Geese, geese, geese!
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- Comedy or Drama?
- Counting and clicking
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- Backyard Bird Count
- Playing with roses
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- Treasure Hunt
- Painting With Light
- Happy Valentine's Day
- Brr....
- 1,001 Bird Stories
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- Brown Creeper Returns!
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Dear Sprite,
The roses have lasted so very long. I still have a dozen blooming and my husband gave them to me 14 days ago. The red roses are a very deep color and they glow! Flower fairies are keeping them alive.
I love flowers.
~Q~
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