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Believe it or not, Purple Martins migrate to South America in the fall. Seems like a long ways to go. They can’t find bugs to eat closer to home? How do they do it? I’m not sure, but I know enough aerodynamics to know that when you’re this streamlined, flying is a whole lot easier.
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bird.o.the.day@gmail.com Purple Martins, the largest swallows in North America, had nearly vanished from the Puget Sound region when Kevin Li decided to do something about it. Today we—and the martins—enjoy the fruits of his and many others’ labor. Martins nest in colonies along
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