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		<title>Home grown &amp; hand-painted birdhouse gourds.</title>
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For the Birds
Bird lovers would be out of their gourds to pass on these hanging habitats. The natural nests attract small birds such as wrens and chickadees. Detailed designs range from flowers to barns. Grown on a family farm and hand painted by Johnson City artists, the [...]]]></description>
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<hr /><font size="3">For the Birds</font></p>
<p><font size="2">Bird lovers would be out of their gourds to pass on these hanging habitats. The natural nests attract small birds such as wrens and chickadees. Detailed designs range from flowers to barns. Grown on a family farm and hand painted by Johnson City artists, the inexpensive gourds add both feathered friends and intrigue to yards. To order, call (866) 637-5223 or visit <a target="_blank" href="http://www.backyardbirdsdiscoverycenter.com/theme-bird-houses.php">Backyard Birds &amp; Discovery Center</a>. </font></p>
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