is apparently what 10,000 Birds has hit. The Wall Street Journal has an article about bird blogs and we got a mention as well as Birds Etcetera, Birdchick, Bill of the Birds, and I and the Bird.
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Congrats! You’ve always been big time to ME, guys! 🙂 -llm.
Liza, you’re too kind…
Congratulations on being mentioned in the Journal. 10,000 Birds is such an interesting and fun site to explore. I have read it every day since I first discovered it and enjoy the writings and the beautiful pictures.
Linda