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jbmusic
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Re: Critter Report August 13, 2007
      Tue Aug 14 2007 09:45 AM

Thank you so much for your critter reports. I enjoy reading them. I too begin watching all my animals when things are brewing. Especially the birds and squirrles in the yard. Other than restlessness in my dogs I havent noticed anything yet. But by this time next week there maybe some signs of things to come

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