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CINDY'S SNAPSHOT: Dorothy Blackadar, Oxford, N.S.

Cindy Day · Chief Meteorologist | Posted: Sept. 14, 2018, midnight | Updated: Sept. 17, 2018, 9:08 a.m. | 1 Min Read
Dorothy Blackadar loves to feed the birds in her yard in Oxford NS. While this visitor to her feeder was not feathered, he was enjoying his lunch.
Dorothy Blackadar loves to feed the birds in her yard in Oxford NS. While this visitor to her feeder was not feathered, he was enjoying his lunch. - Contributed

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Dorothy Blackadar loves to feed the birds in her yard in Oxford, N.S.  While this visitor to her feeder was not feathered, he was enjoying his lunch.

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