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STFCScience and Technology Facilities Council (UK)
STFCSelf Test Feature Check
STFCSwindon Town Football Club
STFCSaskatoon Track and Field Club (Saskatoon, SK, Canada)
STFCStar Trek: First Contact
STFCShrewsbury Town Football Club
STFCSpecialized Therapeutic Foster Care
STFCShriram Transport Finance Company Limited (India)
STFCShip To First Commit
STFCStaines Town Football Club (UK)
STFCStaff's Crew (gaming group)
STFCScissor-Tailed Flycatcher (bird)


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A scissor-tailed flycatcher was discovered at the airport early Wednesday morning by local bird expert Jeffrey S.
Smith was on a family vacation somewhere in western Texas about eight years ago when he spotted a scissor-tailed flycatcher, a small gold, tan and gray sparrow-shaped bird with two long distinctive tails, indigenous to the region but one that he'd never seen before.
[FIGURE 1 OMITTED] Figure 2 (opposite page): Scissor-tailed Flycatcher fan with feathers collected over 15 years from birds mostly common in Oklahoma, Kansas, Texas, and down into Mexico.
 
 
 
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