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    King of birds

    Aug 25, 2022 2 minutes

    SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA

    “DESPITE THE FACT IT WAS autumn, the sun was shining, something it hadn’t done much that very cool and wet Sydney summer. I was determined to enjoy every last minute of it, but the birds had different ideas. First, the currawongs started calling

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