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What's for lunch 2
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Uploaded: 03/25/07 11:45 PM GMT
What's for lunch 2
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One more of the Blue Jays raiding the squirrel feeder. Another interesting pose.
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.foofoo
03/26/07 12:28 AM GMT
Birds are just so amazing to watch in their antics and actions. You have captured a winner of a pose with this Loris. He looks as though he may have dropped some seed and is wondering if he should go get it. This photo speaks volumes. Good timing on your part.
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I love it Loris. He is gorgeous and this is a wonderful capture. Like foofoo said they are really fun to watch. <> Sandi
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I thought this was a bird 'Bath' mate!....Great shot and good detail to this....I like the composition of colours too!
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The bird is like: "If you take one more picture of me, I swear to leave so much bird on your car you won't even recongize it!"
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This was quite the expressive bird, Loris. I think he's expecting an award from you of some kind, cause he sure is hammin' it up.
♥:)PJ♥
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Precious and beautiful shot.
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