Posted by: atowhee | January 13, 2013
IT’S 18 DEGREES FAHRENHEIT — WHERE’S THE PEANUTS????
Posted in ashland, birding, birds, corvids, garden feeder, oregon, winter birds | Tags: Scrub-jay
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