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theusedlife.com
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| | | | | Mourning Dove. This bird's throat is puffed out because it is singing. The name "Mourning Dove" comes from their song, which sounds like a mournful "coo". The title of this post may be a bit misleading, as there are both bird and several non-bird photographs here. The only photo that was not taken in my... | |
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somewherein.jp
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| | | | | Spend enough time in the woods and you develop a sense of whether it's a bird or a deer or even a snake, and it happens before you can even turn your head to see. | |
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backyardbirdnerd.com
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| | | | | When I set out a spread of seed, the peanuts are always the first to go. The birds just can't get enough of them! Little birds swoop in, like this Tufted Titmouse... ...and then swoop away with their peanut prize, like this Carolina Chickadee. Red-bellied Woodpeckers make trip after trip, clearly taking them away to... | |
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happinessbetweentails.com
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| | | Do you think about how you want to be old? | ||
