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Ayvah Locke, 3, of Post Falls, shows off a paper duck she colored at an art station during Migratory Bird Day at the Idaho Bureau of Land Management's Blackwell Island recreation site Saturday morning. More than 10 activity stations invited kids and adults alike to learn more about the birds in their own back yard and how to protect them. (DEVIN WEEKS/Press)

Ayvah Locke, 3, of Post Falls, shows off a paper duck she colored at an art station during Migratory Bird Day at the Idaho Bureau of Land Management's Blackwell Island recreation site Saturday morning. More than 10 activity stations invited kids and adults alike to learn more about the birds in their own back yard and how to protect them. (DEVIN WEEKS/Press)

May 21, 2018

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For the birds (and the kids)
May 21, 2018 1 a.m.

For the birds (and the kids)

COEUR d’ALENE — Birds have a million and one things that could get in their way as they make their migratory journeys.