Spiked in March

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12. He looks too cute to be so vicious!

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    1. I know!! I was shocked when I first learnt about their eating habits. Beak looks no where near sharp enough!!

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13. I think I’m relieved that I’m too heavy for your little bird to lift. A bit late, but here’s my number 14. http://chittlechattle.com/2019/03/14/spikysquares-14/

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15. I took your photo as my inspiration today.
    Here is my entry.
    https://ceenphotography.com/2019/03/14/march-14-spikysquares-spring-is-coming/

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    1. Yours are much prettier 😊

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       1. I wouldn’t say that. 😀

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17. Pretty bird, but yikes for spiking his food! 🙂
    Here’s my entry for the day:
    https://wp.me/p3RE1e-75Y

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    1. Looks are certainly deceptive in this case!

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19. https://junkboattravels.blogspot.com/2019/03/spikysquare_14.html

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