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May 17, 2012

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Jeff

Nice looking mallard, Joe! If I ever get my hands on that little noisy morning bird, his name will be "mud".

jennifer

I've got some of those, too, only mine start at about 4:45. They are apparently in a "peppy" mood bright and early

Joe

Thanks, Jeff. That photo is courtesy of the web. The ones honking their way through my yard were going way too fast for me to capture on film!

So these early morning tweety birds live all over town!

pat giorni

If they are loud, they're probably noisy robins.

seriously

Is it legal to shoot the crows?

pat giorni

Only if you plan on eating 'em.

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