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> There were no defensive parents to meet Fallen Ember's approach from the juniper tree. There was only the sharp wing-whistle of a mourning dove as it retreated from a nearby perch, and the scattering of a few sparrows upon the raptor's approach. The nest, and the two eggs inside, could be easily reached. > > Cedar's presence elicited more of a response, however. Before the big eagle could find a sturdy bough to land on, a black shape rushed him from a nearby spruce. Belting out a furious alarm cry, a crow dove against his back, tearing out a few feathers before circling away. "[b]Not today, eagle! I'll pluck you bald before you reach one of our eggs![/b]"
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