Hey everyone, welcome back to another episode of Tooth and Claw. Today we're doing something a little different.

Jeff is gonna take the reins this time and talk about some super weird bird attack stories.

This is what we're calling a mini episode, which is something we're gonna be doing every other week

and releasing exclusively for those who subscribe to our Patreon, which you can find at www.patrion.com,

slash Tooth and Claw podcast. Speaking of which, we're on Patreon. For those of you who don't know what

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financial situation where you feel like you can contribute, don't worry since our main episodes will

still be released everywhere for free. Thank you so much again. Alright, let's get to Jeff talking

about birds. Alright, what's up guys? How are we doing? What's up? How you feel about getting fresh

snow the last week? I feel great. Yeah. I love precipitation. Just in general. I like rain more than

snow oddly. I think maybe that's a hot take, but I like both. Snow in the mountains rain in the

valley. Yeah, there we go. That's what I want. See, I don't like rain at all in the winter ever.

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