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If spring doesn’t arrive until a robin has three snows on its tail, it should be here by now.

April 11, 2019
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An April blizzard blew in a brown-headed cowbird with white feathers on its brown head.

Starlings gossiping at the suet feeder.

Starlings gossiping at the suet feeder.

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A mourning dove endures the indignities of spring’s winter weather.

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A robin desperately seeking worms.

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