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rom great challenges can arise great opportunities. Remaining in place throughout this pandemic has afforded many of us the chance to look with fresh eyes at the natural community around us. Even those living in cities have been able to find pockets of nature in parks or birds flying by their windows. We’ve been compelled by these strange circumstances that have anchored us at home to finally see the beauty and interest of birds and other animals we may have overlooked in the past

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