Some people are into hotrods, some flying kites, I find a strange pleasure in chasing birds into neighbours yards. Is this weird?
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They are also in our backyard. Females and juveniles. Pretty rare to see the males.
ReplyDeleteYer. this day there were a couple around but no papa to be seen. Will keep my eye out though.
ReplyDeleteyos, this photo is beautiful.
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