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Ducklings in the library

April 17, 2015 12:00 am • Last Updated: April 17, 2015 9:41 pm

Annalise Floyd, 4, of Ledyard gets to say a close up hello to one of the two, week-old ducklings living temporarily in the Children's Room of the Stonington Free Library as part of "Duckling Week" Friday April 17, 2015. (Tim Cook/The Day)
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Children gets to say hello to two, week-old ducklings living temporarily in the Children's Room of the Stonington Free Library as part of "Duckling Week". The ducklings are on loan from Terra Firma Farm in Stonington and are scheduled to be in residence through next week as a living exhibit for children to learn about and admire the ducklings.

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