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    Bird watch

    Jun 30, 2021 2 minutes
    By John Thaxton

    hile leading a field trip at John Brown’s Farm, I heard the distinctive call of a yellow-billed cuckoo, looked quickly to my left and saw the bird, 15 feet away and 10 feet up on a bare branch. The people on the field trip dropped their jaws and raised their eyebrows to the tops of their foreheads as one of

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