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			<title>Springs new arrivals</title>
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 <br>Migration is on and you never know what you may see. After living in Southern Ontario for 23 years, I have never seen a Sora, (this one pictured at Big Bay Point in Innisfil). This is a marsh bird and is sitting in a ditch full of water surrounded by a thicket of bushes. Very well protected and safe from predators and humans. Very healthy looking so obviously getting some good food here. A totally amazing sight indeed.

<em>Photo by Jennifer Howard </em>]]></content-encoded>
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