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The Feathery Visitors

The last few days we've had a cuckoo bird living in our yard. It has a red breast and a brown body.

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  1. Hello Ben, Michelle, Lily, Yan, Hope, Felicity, and you to Simba! I like all the stuff you have been posting. It's GREAT! Its so cool that I can see all the stuff you guys are doing. You guys must be having a lot of fun. I hope we can skype sometime soon. This cuckoo bird is pretty beautiful how long has it been living in your front yard? I hope it hasn't been waking you guys up in the morning. I hope you guys are doing great today. Thanks for posting all this stuff as I said its so COOL!!!!!!! Can't wait to see you guys on skype sometime. Bye!

    Desmond


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    1. Its been living in our yard since we came home from England. I miss you to. I'll ask mom if we can skype.

      love,
      Yan

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    2. Sorry, my mom said we cant skype.

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  2. Hi Yan - great photo of the bird in your home. Did you see the photo of the owl (Hedwig) that now sits on top of our bookcase?

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  3. It looks like a big bird! We have a red cardinal that keeps slamming itself into our front windows. I feel sorry for him because he must be bruised and hurt, but he keeps doing it over and over again. I can hear the noise even when I am upstairs!

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