A flying, feathered welcome to Floyd County
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(Doug Walker, Rome News-Tribune)
(Doug Walker, Rome News-Tribune)
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(Doug Walker, Rome News-Tribune)
(Doug Walker, Rome News-Tribune)
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A large red-tailed hawk welcomes motorists to Rome and Floyd County on Ga. 53 north on Thursday. The bird was perched on a column of the welcome sign.

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Romeman
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June 22, 2012
Yeah, I about demolished the beautiful bird with my windshield. It flew over the road and was about 2 ft. away from my windshield and my head. But, it was a pretty bird, almost "pretty dead"! Glad, I didn't hit it!
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anchor67
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June 22, 2012
Beautiful sight!!!
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