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Garden Bird Pictures
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Amoli
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Stunning STF ..
Love the redwing starling
Love the redwing starling
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Mel
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You Saffies really make all green with the nice variety of birds you get
to see in your backyard
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Great pix, but the coucal takes it away for me, STF
to see in your backyard
( ) Great pix, but the coucal takes it away for me, STF
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"Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world." Nelson Mandela
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Re: Garden Bird Pictures
Some of the sightings here are really amazing! I never knew some of these birds visited neighborhood gardens.
Here are a few pics from "across the pond" (Florida, USA). My "garden" includes a portion of our property that we had declared as a Conservation Easement which must be kept in its natural state in perpetuity. I love sitting in that part as much as in my "normal" garden.
Painted Bunting (male and male with female)
Palm Warbler
Sandhill Cranes (monogamous & mate for life)
Wood Duck (male)
Here are a few pics from "across the pond" (Florida, USA). My "garden" includes a portion of our property that we had declared as a Conservation Easement which must be kept in its natural state in perpetuity. I love sitting in that part as much as in my "normal" garden.
Painted Bunting (male and male with female)
Palm Warbler
Sandhill Cranes (monogamous & mate for life)
Wood Duck (male)
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Lisbeth
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Wow!!!! What beautifully coloured birds 
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what a chance what marvelous birds you have... seems to be a marvelous place
thanks for sharing
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Wow - you are so lucky to have this available to you.ExFmem wrote:My "garden" includes a portion of our property that we had declared as a Conservation Easement which must be kept in its natural state in perpetuity. I love sitting in that part as much as in my "normal" garden.
Thank you for the painted birds - stunning colours.
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Fascinating!!!!!!!! 
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