Such as a paper crane or sparrow. you don't have to tell me how to make them but just what types can you make?
hmmm. . . .
here are the birds i can make:
crane
duck
swan
cardinal
canary
parrot
pelican
flamingo
dove
eagle
hummingbird
cormorant
rooster
The center, located on Park Ave. near 121st St. in Harlem, actually houses five agencies: Safe Horizon, which provides victim advocacy and mental health services for victims and their families; the NYPD’s Manhattan Child Abuse Squad, part of the Manhattan Special Victims Unit; an on-site assistant district attorney from Manhattan DA Cyrus Vance’s office; two Administration for Children’s Services instant response team units; and a physician from Columbia University.
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