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Explorations, sightings, and musings on all things birds-- as seen through the eyes of the North Central Washington Audubon Society.
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2 comments:
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The Oroville HS Osprey Webcam is the best birdwatching! After a three mile walk on the Similkameen Trail today, the Osprey are building their nest, getting the twigs just right and ready to move in!
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