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Posted by mxyplx (My Page) on
Thu, Feb 2, 12 at 12:53

I win. Starved em in to it. I knew they'd get voracious in
February. Had to take pic thru a window.

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This reply is just to send it down the line; get out of first place.


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I'm glad you got birds!! That's funny - Feeda :) Christy


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