Creative Contrarians
Bewildered
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The Great Blue Heron
Cream Sickle was two inches long when he first saw him. He's got an orange stripe on his head and then these cream colored flanks. So I called him Cream Sickle after it's not part of the historical naming trend. But it matched his appearance. And so because he was tiny and then he was pursued by his parents with like cannibalistic attachment and then, you know, he survived. It's looking like he's almost out of danger from his can, right? Yeah. As long as we forget about the great blue herons.
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