A glimpse of a goldfinch—what a truly beautiful bird.
~ Rick
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A glimpse of a goldfinch—what a truly beautiful bird.
~ Rick
My photo blog can be found at tales.photos.
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At least one of these is an Orange Sulphur. This past week the Sulphur Butterflies are out in large numbers to get a little bit more interesting.
~ Rick
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Sometimes, it’s all about timing. Being in the right spot at the right time. What a beautiful Monarch.
~ Rick
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This is a Ruby-crowned Kinglet. She was jumping around and made it difficult to capture a photo. I must have tried 20 times.
~ Rick
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This mourning dove isn't just preparing for winter; it's clearly training for a competitive eating championship. The temperatures dropped slightly, and this bird immediately decided that "fat storage" meant eating everything in sight. Someone get this dove a tiny gym membership!
~ Rick
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