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This Morning Outsideby Diane PorterJanuary 15, 2013 Second-from-the-left black-capped chickadee went to sleep last night in a hole in a tree. It was 9 degrees, so a bunch of other black-capped chickadees jumped right in with it. Sometimes that kind of togetherness leaves a chickadee with a kink in its tail, where it got bent against the wall of the hole. Not to worry. By the end of the day the tail will be straight again.
—Diane Porter
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