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Although numbers aren’t as high in the Shenandoah Valley, experts at the Wildlife Center of Virginia recommend taking down any bird feeders. “It’s just to be safe to prevent that spread.

February heralds a season of dismal, chilly, and soaking conditions - the perfect reason to ensure our feathered friends venturing into gardens are well-fed. This nugget of wisdom comes from Monty ...

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