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- 3 days ago

Save the date! March 31st, 2023 is FLAP Canada’s 30th Anniversary, and we are holding our first public bird layout since the pandemic. Join us at Feather Friendly from 12-1pm. 2207 Dunwin Drive, Mississauga ON. L5L 1C7. https://t.co/l3aiKFmqPw
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- 6 days ago

@FeatherFriendly: If left unkept, a bird feeder can become a breeding ground for diseases. Check out this article from @BirdsCanada to learn how you can stop the spread and prevent illnesses at your feeder: https://t.co/tSHlD6zuz5 https://t.co/rkMe10ba4D
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- 6 days ago

Please note: Starting Thursday March 16, the Global Bird Collision Mapper will be down for maintenance. We aim to have the site back up and running by early next week. Thank you for your patience. https://t.co/rMiI68Tpww
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- 6 days ago

Do you have experience in building websites through ArcGis online? We are looking for someone with a little time on their hands to help us rebuild https://t.co/8L9zuDxYYw using ArcGis Hub. If you think you could help, please contact us at flap@flap.org. https://t.co/vpngcG4wqJ
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- 10 days ago

@TWC_Wildlife: This #AmericanWoodcock was the first spring migratory bird to be brought in needing help. Ellie had found him hunched over outside her downtown condo after he had struck one of the many windows. His eye injuries are being treated to help him recover and continue his migration. https://t.co/60Yt6wwpHZ
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