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2010
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January
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- Sam Garris
- Shipwreck
- An Ocracoker and the Revolution in Siam
- Dinner with Friends
- A Jazzy Valentine's Day Party
- Sand Collar
- Beach Tree
- Pixadilly
- Lighthouse
- Paper Nautilus
- Voyage of the Paper Canoe
- Foamy Beach
- Phi Beta Kappa
- Another Gift From the Sea
- Fibonacci Sequence
- Haiti
- Slick Cam
- Ocracoke Foundation News
- Fishermen's Quilt
- Hero at Ocracoke
- Serendipity
- Christmas Bird Count
- More About Squirrels!
- Ocracoke Squirrel
- Squirrels (and Salamanders, Etc.)
- Catching Up
- Deep Freeze
- Happy New Year...
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January
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Are there no natural predators for the squirrels -- Eagles perhaps Island cats dogs or cars?
ReplyDeleteNot enough, apparently!
ReplyDeleteAwww...we love squirrels! Glad to know that they're plentiful on Ocracoke!
ReplyDeleteprotect your birdseed!!!
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