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Swooping birds
Swooping birds can be a frightening experience, however not all native birds swoop to protect their eggs and young during breeding season. Being aware of swooping areas can also help us to avoid venturing into their territory and take extra precautions while they are protecting their nests and young. However, don't be concerned simply because ...
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