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Blue Jay 2
© scorpie
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Uploaded: 06/22/07 5:13 PM GMT
Blue Jay 2
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A lot more green around than the first Jay post.
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::jswgpb
06/22/07 7:38 PM GMT
Very nice blue jay. Good job.
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Another great blue jay post. They are so pretty!! Good shot here my friend. > ♫ ♪ ♫ :)tigs ♪ ♫ ♪ ♫
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what a beautiful bird Scorpie! you are so lucky to get such pretty birds in your garden! lovely capture again - he is a stunning blue!
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Very nice shot Nancy! C):-)
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A fine shot of this critter, well done.
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Extremely nice shot on this, Nancy. I really didn't see that many around here this last winter, and they sure are scarce again this summer...maybe they all decided to go up your way for a vacation? :)
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Excellent Shot, although I prefer the first one. Good Work.
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Lovely Blue Jay images, stunning clarity and I don't think they are indigenous to South Africa or even migrate here, stunning bird. Great shot!
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