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Kent, Pam, and a few select friends, explore and expose the wildlife that they come into contact with; hopefully, helping other like minded folks enjoy the environment around them.
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Pam and Kent live in Middle Tennessee and enjoy watching the birds and wildlife around them.
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- Things I Have Never Seen Before.
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- Rose-breasted Grosbeaks
- Just had to share...
- Update on "Our First Bluebird Family" by Roberta
- Window Hummingbird
- Cardinal Nest Update
- Hummers are here
- Too Excited for Words!
- Bird Feeder as House?
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- Our First Blue Bird Family
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I guess I'm looking at it from a vet's perspective, but it looks like... poop!
ReplyDeleteHow big are the pellets? They look small.
They are a bit smaller than 1cm.
ReplyDeleteLooks like rabbit poo to me. :)
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