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July 30, 2018 rodkersh1948

The fat pigeon

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the fat pigeon

nibbles

grain.

quasi-chaff

intended for the sparrows.

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fredacolley says:

July 30, 2018 at 9:18 pm

Social reality wrapped in ornithological observation.
Pigeons do seem to be fat.
Sparrow numbers are in decline I think.

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