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Alphabetical 'things that can fly'
Jews_in_Space Posted Feb 14, 2006
Common Mynah
We got lots of snow
-we ended up with about 18 inches-very pretty, the grass should not be showing during the winter in New England.
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cynthesis Posted Feb 14, 2006
D is for Demoiselle Crane
18 inches is quite a lot ! 
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Jews_in_Space Posted Feb 14, 2006
European Bee-eater
Yep, it was snowing all day-for a while at 2-3 inches per hour, I think. 
Of course, the first snowstorm in I-don't-know-how-long is on the weekend. Sigh. Still, snow is always fun 
.
Did you get any snow where you are?
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cynthesis Posted Feb 14, 2006
F is for Frigate Bird
No such luck here in relentlessly sunny California!
It's been in the 70- 80 degree range for quite a while. I think Sea Change lives to the south of me. He probably could attest to that! 
It would be nice to have even a little bit of winter weather!
Happy Valentine's Day to you!
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Jews_in_Space Posted Feb 14, 2006
Grey Catbird
Wow, that's almost summer weather here! I hope it cools down a bit.
Thanks, you too! 
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cynthesis Posted Feb 17, 2006
Icarus (until his wings melted...)
Hi Jews_in_Space!
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Jews_in_Space Posted Feb 17, 2006
Jaeger
Hi cynthesis!
Sorry, I need to go offline to study for some stuff...actually, I needed to go off 20 minutes ago...
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cynthesis Posted Feb 17, 2006
K is for Kestrel
G'night then! Don't work too hard, okay?
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Jews_in_Space Posted Feb 17, 2006
Lilac-fronted Amazon
Don't worry, I didn't! 
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Sea Change Posted Feb 17, 2006
Many Spotted Hummingbird (Leucippus hypostictus)
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Sea Change Posted Feb 18, 2006
Q is for professor Quiremius Quirrell (on a broom)
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