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					| %201013.jpg) | One of the ubiquitous Grey 
					Jays that you will find up here. They are quite unafraid of 
					people, and will follow you along a trail sometimes for 
					quite a distance, apparently hoping for handouts of nuts 
					and dried fruit. |  | 
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					| %201330.jpg) | Another Grey Jay. |  | 
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					| %201014.jpg) | No birds here ... just a nice 
					view. |  | 
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					%201023.jpg) | Ruffed Grouse tracks |  | 
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					%201025.jpg) | The trail made by the Ruffed 
					Grouse as it walked down the snowbank to the road. |  | 
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					%202486.jpg) | Black-capped Chickadees are 
					very common here. |  | 
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					%202412.jpg) | Another Black-capped 
					Chickadee. |  | 
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					%201225.jpg) | Much less common are the 
					Boreal Chickadees, which are quite brown. This winter I only 
					saw one. You can usually find them at the Spruce Bog 
					Boardwalk trail (usually at the suet feeder), and along Opeongo Road where it passes 
					through the spruce forest. |  | 
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					%202511.jpg) | A frequent visitor to the suet 
					feeder is the Hairy Woodpecker. I didn't manage to see a 
					Black-backed Woodpecker this year. :( |  | 
    
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