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Lynn Norton is a rural mail carrier from eastern Nebraska, where she loads up her trucks in the morning.

She usually brings a set of binoculars to look for birds along her route, And she's been doing that for decades.

I really got into all the water birds and I just changed my view. It really changed my view of how I looked at what was going on around me. Lynn is 67 now and owns a small horse pasture

about 25 minutes south of Omaha. Her favorite type of bird, night jars.

They're nocturnal birds known for how well they camouflage in the twilight.

I just think they're just such a cool little bird, watching them fly.

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