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Winter is there

Posted on November 22, 2013 by toughlittlebirds

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I found winter: the juncos have it.

SEAL on the snow.

SEAL on the snow.

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Posted in DEJU, miscellaneous | Tagged cold, Dark-eyed Junco, seasons, snow, winter | 3 Replies

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