Ellen's Damned Heron!
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There's a situation at the DeGeneres household; a heron has been eating the koi from Ellen's pond! She's on a mission to find a humane way to stop it, and she took to Twitter to find a solution.
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- -: Ellen's Damned Heron!
March 22, 2012 (about 12 years ago)There's a situation at the DeGeneres household; a heron has been eating the koi from Ellen's pond! She's on a mission to find a humane way to stop it, and she took to Twitter to find a solution.
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