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Backyard bird watching can be a fun hobby for both birders and general nature lovers. Learning more about the identification and habits of the common backyard birds in your region can make the experience even more enriching. Here are 15 bird species you are likely to see if you feed wild birds in the Midwest. How to ID Hairy Woodpecker vs Downy ...
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