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Day Four - 23/01/2010
While at home my mom was telling me she puts the chicken carcuss in the garden after dinner, so that the birds can eat the leftovers. But the next day it’s gone… how on earth a bird can fly off with it I don’t know. It’s probably the magpies or crows but I recon it’s the little robins. They gang up and fly off with it!
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Day Four - 23/01/2010

While at home my mom was telling me she puts the chicken carcuss in the garden after dinner, so that the birds can eat the leftovers. But the next day it’s gone… how on earth a bird can fly off with it I don’t know. It’s probably the magpies or crows but I recon it’s the little robins. They gang up and fly off with it!

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