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Chickadee Pair
This pair of Chickadees appeared to be busy in the tree above me passing food back and forth. Carolina Chickadees flock together in groups in the Winter, but in earl Spring they pair up and often the mating pairs remain a couple for the next year if they both survive the Winter.