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by Nate Swick
The shortest month of the year is past and spring, sweet spring, is finally on the horizon. Waterfowl are on the move with a vengenace these days and the first Purple Martins are queueing up all along the southern tier of the continent ready to burst forth into North America en masse.
But before we move forward, a quick look back
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