Happy Thanksgiving from Birdorable

In the United States we celebrate Thanksgiving today. On this special day, as we gather with loved ones to give thanks, we want to express our gratitude for the beautiful birds that grace our world. We are truly thankful for these incredible feathered friends that inspire us every day.

As we celebrate today, let's also remember to protect and preserve the habitats that these birds call home, ensuring that they continue to enrich our lives and the world with their presence.

We hope you have a fantastic Thanksgiving filled with love, laughter, and delicious treats. Whether you're birdwatching, enjoying a feast, or simply relaxing, may your day be filled with warmth and happiness. 

Happy Thanksgiving!

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