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shaylah
17 years ago
Dove
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17 years ago
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cjammer
17 years ago
Turkey - yummmmmmy ;)
shelayne
17 years ago
Bar-b-qued chicken! :^D
bella_trix
17 years ago
a Great Blue Heron
slinky_2009
17 years ago
quail - tastes just like chicken
joan_mn
17 years ago
sand hill cranes.
terrysealey
17 years ago
The robin
katema
17 years ago
gray catbird
ifraser25
17 years ago
Harpy eagle.
penny9480
17 years ago
the Kookaburra from Australia
trsinc
17 years ago
Penguin
laura11106
17 years ago
Baltimore Oriole
nanj
17 years ago
the cardinal
wally_1936
17 years ago
Hummingburd
marija
17 years ago
vulture?
rober49
17 years ago
american kestral
baymee
17 years ago
titmouse
transplanted2scin07
17 years ago
chickadee
gininmn
17 years ago
puffin; well any of the 3 puffins in NA
barb50_2009
17 years ago
Hummingbird
lovemyfam
17 years ago
Chikadee
gillmass
17 years ago
northern flicker
JaneGael
17 years ago
I just love those cheeky grackles
hoovb zone 9 sunset 23
17 years ago
the yellow one on Sesame Street.
ltecato
17 years ago
black phoebe
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17 years ago
bluebird
tinajok
17 years ago
Cardinal
GawdinFever
17 years ago
Bluejay (but only for the looks, as the bird is too aggressive!)
billieann
17 years ago
eagle
sweetalice
17 years ago
Ostrich
hrega
17 years ago
I thought it was just me
scarletdaisies
17 years ago
house wren
mahnrut T
17 years ago
a cardinal
lhendri479
17 years ago
Blue Bird
t-bob
17 years ago
my little chicadee of course
dangsr_grow
17 years ago
does anyone out there like the JAILBIRD. HA HA HA It is one I don't know much about. Well I just like to joke around a little. Now LOL.
kellynola
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Fried
anniebomm
17 years ago
Puffin
swspitfire
17 years ago
Hummingbird
parsuzi
17 years ago
Robins? First sign of spring.
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17 years ago
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idie2live
17 years ago
Chicken - fried of course!
dewsky
17 years ago
Timneh African Gray
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bluebird
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17 years ago
Purple Martin
ogremom
17 years ago
cardinal
ellencr
17 years ago
heron that cleaned out my koi pond
moxniks
17 years ago
Any owl, but most of all the Eastern Screech-Owl
poetryqn
17 years ago
red tailed hawk

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