We thought maybe it was injured or ill, but it didn't seem to be. It stayed for a while, drinking from the tub, then flew away.
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By the way, Ocracoke Child Care is sponsoring a pig pickin' this afternoon at the Center starting at 2 pm. Plates are $10 each, and tea is included.
By the way, Ocracoke Child Care is sponsoring a pig pickin' this afternoon at the Center starting at 2 pm. Plates are $10 each, and tea is included.
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What a great, unexpected surprise!
ReplyDeleteOh what a beautiful bird!!
ReplyDeleteThings like this typically occur when there is balance at that particular spot. Also frogs and turtles are good indicators.
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