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I second what Kevin said. Your English expression is ausgezeighnet! I think students in your English classes are well-served indeed.

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The weather didn't delay the release of these rescued birds. The loon and the red-necked grebe had landed in ponds too shallow for them to take off from. (In other words, puddles caused by melting snow.)

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The weather didn't delay the release of these rescued birds. The loon and the red-necked grebe had landed in ponds too shallow for them to take off from. (In other words, puddles caused by melting snow.)

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Wonderful photos, Czevski.
The loon, in particular, needs more room than most waterfowl for takeoff.
 
Loons and grebes have their legs so far back (to help in diving) that they can take off flying only from deep enough water.
 

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