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Stacy Tornio, Editor

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Did you get a chance to visit our new Birds & Blooms blog? I'm learning so much! In the past month alone, Jill has written about the oriole migration , Carole taught me a few things about invasive species and I'm still trying to solicit comments so my 5-year-old daughter can get a chicken! I’m also excited about my most recent post about my butterfly-shaped flowerbed as well. So go ahead and check out our blog while you're waiting for the latest issue of Birds & Blooms Extra to arrive. The bloggers are friendly and full of great birding and gardening advice. Here are a couple of other subscriber-only stories to keep you busy this month as well.

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Clay Pot Fountain
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A Simple House Songbirds Love
This reader was won over by the sound of music and ended up making more than one of these birdhouses.

	May 2011 EXTRA Sneak Preview…

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If you subscribe to Birds and Blooms EXTRA, then be sure to check out the Plus features on our Web site for the March issue (which should be arriving in your mailbox soon).

Garden of Eatin’
Don’t look now, but spring is right around the corner. Time to start planning for a gorgeous yard that’s also good enough to eat.

Behind the Lens Wallpaper
A Michigan photographer springs into action to record the comings and goings of resident and migratory birds. Download his photos as desktop wallpaper!

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