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i have little flyers!

14 years ago

YEA! The babies finally left (they could have stayed all year I woulda been happy). All very good flyers, they left in the order I had thought they would. YUP I bawled my stupid eyes out. You would think after this long I would get over that..NOPE. Anyway, 1 male left at 3:30pm. I expected him to be first, next one didn't go till 7:01 pm. No sex determined on that one but wow! right to Mom no problem,little sis so cute, out head shoulders and toes at 7:02 she waited so nicely for Mom to come back and get her, nice photo op there will see what I got in the AM. she barley peeped till Mom came back to get her. They are all high in the trees now..sniff sniff

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dzyg
14 years ago
Congrats Lisa! So what was it day 21?? Glad you got to see them go finally.

Donna
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donnalovesblue
14 years ago
FINALLY...and congrats! The "empty nest syndrome" will probably last a few days, so go buy an extra box of tissue!

Donna
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So How about those pics Lisa??? or did you ruin them by crying on them? LOL
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