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July 10, 2013

The Only Way to Beat the Heat

Raccoon bath Phil B API
FIND YOUR OWN PRIVATE POOL AND STAY THERE!!


Photo taken by Phil B. of Allied Precision,
makers of this Wild Birds Unlimited birdbath,
enjoyed by birds and raccoons alike!!

Posted at 09:50 AM in Attention, Fauna, Funny Birds, Wednesday at the Watering Hole |

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