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Birders

brewens

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2. Those are thick around here. The Palouse Prairie is in eastern Washington state. It's all farmland with big hills.

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Tue May 21, 2024, 06:01 AM

May 2024

After harvest they really have it made. They don't even have to fly. They perch on the hillsides. With everything cut down so low they can see anything that moves. You can spot one every couple of miles.

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