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Eastern Towhee in Tobermory, Jan 3/15

Attached is a photo of a female EATO we spotted an hour ago (2 PM) in the Tobermory townsite. ‘Not sure if the bird was seen on the Dec. 17 CBC.

Cheers,

Michael and Martha Butler

Tobermory, ON

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