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Saturday, April 18, 2026

Discover Your Cloud




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Joys of Birds


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Penny's Cafe for Birds









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Hummingbird Joy




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Nature's Nurture



 

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Sunday, April 12, 2026

Birds at Play

 





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Sea Lion Day


Sea Lions enjoy life in play and camaraderie. Acrobatically, they twirl and surf waves. They try again and again and never give up when leaping from the water to a four foot high rock. When they arrive on top, they tap noses to welcome the next arrival.

They bark and chuckle all day.
What fun if all humans played this way.



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