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The Song of One Thrush: Why We Need Each Other to Build a Healthier Food System

Submitted by Aurora Christialis on Wed, 07/08/2026 - 19:00
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I faintly heard a single Russet-backed thrush in the ravine behind the farmhouse this week. Late at dusk and then again this morning. In June, her melodious spiraling melody is one more sign of hope and promise for the growing season before us.

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