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small and so hamstrung by its tax base and the libertarian leanings of its populace that it provides only a very limited number of services. Even the wee little bus that was set up to transport handicapped and elderly people was quickly killed by the supervisors, one of whom said such an activity was only appropriate for “the Soviet Union.”

ing along Route 211 from Sperryville to Ben Venue, the Red-Tailed Hawks perched on various posts and poles.

And finally, yes, there was a mis-identification on the photo listed in the previous article. So for all of you “eagle eyes” that detected the error, the American Goldfinch, “it wasn’t!” Nor was it a female finch! About one half of you thought the image was a male Purple Pinch, the other half, a male House Finch. And, remembering John Trott’s tips op finches:

1. Does the bird look like it was dipped in raspberry juice? If so it is a male Purple.Finch.

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