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Visiting bird
                                    This bird visits my house almost every year. I, sadly, do not know what it's called, if anyone can identify it, I would very much appreciate that comment.
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You're so cute :)
Must be your spirit animal, or is it spirit giude?
It's so funny how everyone thinks it's remarkable that I was able to photograph this one :)
It is beautiful, I agree whole-heartedly.
The bird seems very wholesome to me, almost domestic and maternal, you know what I mean?
I haven't noticed it this year, but I can never remember what time of year it comes around, and I haven't been outside much.
It would, I guess, that's a great idea :) The one problem is, I really just write my poetry on inspiration. I'll keep that in mind, though :)
I'm glad you think so highly of it! Sadly, the magazine does not have your opinion :(
Thank you!
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