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Birders

BumRushDaShow

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10. I so want to caption that 2nd OP image

Reply to Donkees (Original post)

Sun May 5, 2024, 08:06 AM

May 2024

for those other birds nearby - "HEY!!!! We're swimmin' here!!!"

Thanks for posting and I can imagine those could stop by further south here in Philly at the John Heinz National Wildlife Refuge at Tinicum (and duke it out with the Canada geese ).

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I so want to caption that 2nd OP image BumRushDaShow May 2024 #10

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