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A cozy pair

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    How does one know these little ones are not fully grown or independent yet?










    Mama lets you know




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    Very cute! Mama is a guard duck!

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    She's very alert isn't she? What species? Crows can be rather vigilant, too. The local ones will dive-bomb you as you pass underneath their nests.

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