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Little auks crash land on East End

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By Mike Bottini on Feb 1, 2010
While running on Cranberry Hole Road last week, Mike Bahel came across a small, black-and-white colored bird on the asphalt. It was alive, but seemed unable to take flight. Sensing... more

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