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The first of the winter migrants have started to arrive, The other day i noticed a dark eyed junco under my feeders and today there are about 20, Jays have been very common here for the last couple of weeks yet last year i didn't see one, I guess its time to start making preparations and get some nice perches set up and dust the hide off, I went to one of the local lakes here at the weekend and there were about 30 buffleheads-a sure sign that the nice weather will soon change and the winter thermals will be aired, For me the best time for wildlife photography in NC is the winter and a few trips to the coast will take place just after Xmas is out of the way for the snow geese and tundra swans also the possibility of a bear or 2
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Dave
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