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Birders Banders Binoculars (Outdoor Idaho)

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Idaho is full of fluttering hummingbirds, fearsome hawks, elusive owls, and the dedicated people who spend so much of their time studying, observing, and appreciating these special creatures. Why are so many people are watching birds?

Aired: 06/15/08

Rating: TV-G

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