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A blog for our customers to showcase the wild birds they attract to their feeders and gardens... 1211 N. Peachtree Pkwy, Peachtree City, GA 30269...(770)631-2473... Tim & Tammy Harrison, Owners
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Blog Archive
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2009
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March
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- Pine Siskin
- It's Official...
- Hummers in Senoia
- If they can do it in Ohio.....
- Hard to believe.....
- Lynda's Mockingbird
- Siskin Attack!!!
- Sherri's Titmouse
- Singing Wren
- Lynda's Bluebird Portrait
- Jay and Alice Send In Some Great Shots!
- Sherri's Chickadee
- Please help me I'm faaaalling...
- White-throated Sparrow, another first for me!
- Butter Butt
- Brick Buffet
- Hungry Titmouse
- Sparrow Story
- Pine Warbler
- Look Who's Come to Dinner!
- Snow Picture from Karen
- Dark-eyed Junco
- Baltimore Oriole Hits Town
- More Sherri Snow Pix
- Birdies in the snow March 01, 2009
- Sherri's Snow Pix
- More Snow
- Snow Jam 09!
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March
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Send Photos to Tammy and Tim at peachtreecity@wildbird.com
3 comments:
Nice shot Sherri!
He kept looking in the window, so thought I would just put out a little food. And sure enough that is what he wanted.
Sherri
Amazing how well they can communicate with us, isn't it!
Susan
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