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Sarobia: Sanctuary for Human Beings, Birds and Animals
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Sarobia: Sanctuary for Human Beings, Birds and Animals
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Monthly Archives: April 2021
Diphthongs, Mnemonics and Homophones
The English language can be most illogical at times, especially with the spelling of various words. For instance, take the title of my latest musical cover, a tune called “Creep,” which got absolutely no response after my posting it on … Continue reading →
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Delaware River 2021 Preliminary Osprey Count in Lower Bucks, Northeast Philadelphia, and Burlington Counties
On March 27th, I took a count of what ospreys were at the upper northeastern nests in my survey area of Lower Bucks County, PA, and Burlington County, NJ. A mate joined the male on the Landreth Channel buoy. None … Continue reading →
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