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| Chick in the mail. |
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| Chick in a pail. |
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| Chick on some soap. |
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| Chick on some rope. |
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| Chick by a star. |
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| Chick on a car. |
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| Chick on a pop. |
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| Chick on a mop. |
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Very cute. Don and I were at Fleet Supply yesterday in Paynesville and I was by the bird section looking for Hummingbird juice. I could hear the sound of peep peep. I thought, wow this section has audio effect! lol I turned around and saw one of those big metal tubs with about 50 little chicks under a warming light. Some were very dark in color and some dark yellow and some light yellow. A sign said, $1.71 each :)
Dianne - nice to hear from you. You can save money by mixing your own nectar. One part sugar to 4 parts water. boil for 1 min. and allow to cool. You don't need to add any red coloring. I'm glad you are back. Enjoy your getaway!
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