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Did you get to see them fly?
They will be with their mother learning how to fend for themselves for a while and you will see them.
I watch, and am as a sparrow alone upon the house top.
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I haven't seen a sign of them. I wish them well. I miss them.
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I went to fly my plane today and discovered a nest of baby Bluebirds in the tail.
Well, it's grounded until they have fledged.
I watch, and am as a sparrow alone upon the house top.
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Ahhhh, you're a good guy.
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Yeah, I guess he really is. I think his soft side is showing.
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awww. Love the bluebird story.
Our nestlings in the front have feathered and we can see little groups of tail feathers. I think they are plain titmice.
Saw a black-headed grosbeak in the back a couple days ago, first time he's been around.
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