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Kimberly Baxter Packwood

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k baxter packwood
July 8, 2012

Bird Bath

k baxter packwood
July 8, 2012

I put a fat brick into my bird bath so that the smaller birds could have a place to stand and still get to the water.  The crows just stand on the board and lean over into the pan, but the smaller finches now use the brick as a perch for drinking from.

Tagged: Bath, Bird, Brick

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