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The range of the American Goldfinch covers every area of North America. Their arrival in Florida is a high energy burst of sunshine and sweet song.

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It's hard to find a flower that exceeds the Zinnia in beauty and ease of care. This sun worshiper makes a striking impact in any yard soon after seeds are sown.

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People who feed birds are upset to find hawks using bird feeders to capture prey. Birds at feeders are as important to the hawks as the seeds are to the smaller birds.