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Flocks of backyard chickens spike in popularity in Maryland thanks to pandemic, fewer restrictions
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Presley Dryden Goins,7, with a Blue Copper Marans chicken named, Blueberry, at her grandmother's home in Aberdeen. Presley's grandmother, Pat Felts led the charge to change an Aberdeen ordinance to allow chickens, which passed this past summer. (Lloyd Fox/Baltimore Sun)
Flocks of backyard chickens spike in popularity in Maryland thanks to pandemic, fewer restrictions