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... 'A Golden Crown' . . Back in the end of November I took a trip down to the PRNWR on Plum Island, MA. The first bird to greet a couple of friends and me was this bouncing Kinglet. This is the most beautiful Kinglet I have ever seen. Never

... 'A Golden Crown' . . Back in the end of November I took a trip down to the PRNWR on Plum Island, MA. The first bird to greet a couple of friends and me was this bouncing Kinglet. This is the most beautiful Kinglet I have ever seen. Never

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