Mystery blue and black feather.I think it may be from a blue jay - as I've seen at least one fly around the office.
Not sure, and I don't know how to accurately identify it.
Do you?
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The Accidental Adventures of a Sustainable Forester.
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This chapter of my blogging career chronicles the beginning of my sustainable forestry practice and construction of the Forest Management Office (FMO) in Deerwood Forest.
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- Yaup: 'SombodyGonnaShootThaDawg' by Mr. Greene
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- Hold the Cherry Bomb!
- Burn, Baby, Burn...
- Operation Cherry Bomb
- Dam Beavers...
- Black Knot
- The Summer House
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- Mangy
- FMO Windows Installed...Sorta!
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