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Bird Bio: Bird Friendly Peterborough

The Downy Woodpecker (Picoides pubescens) is one of the most charming and enduring birds in the Kawartha Lakes region. This

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Make Your Windows Bird Safe

As we celebrate spring and the return of migrating birds, please help our birds this season by making your windows