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!) has seen these birds hundreds of times but it's what I found...
...currently visiting Juno Beach FL and Jupiter FL, the spring training home of the St. Louis Cardinals.
At the ocean just yesterday, crossed paths with an older gentleman and his wife.
He was wearing a shirt with a red maple leaf on its front, just above the word 'CANADA'.
I informed him that it was my own opinion that a majority of my fellow citizens were not in agreement with a number of the policies of our current president, that I for one welcomed him and his wife to the USA, that what is happening between our countries is unspeakably awful, and that I sincerely believe that whatever is ailing my country will eventually pass.
His wife seemed moved by my words; he reached out to shake my hand.
My oh my I hope my belief that the sickness that currently ails us WILL pass--before the patient dies.
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There were some really good and one-of-a-kind bird photos posted on CR lately. Thanks.
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Got cold last weekend and now reorganizing some old photos. This White-throated Dipper is from Bulgaria (2019). Later found more of them and got opportunity for a closer distance photos but the background is not that interesting. The golden spots in the water are algae (Spirogyra sp. I believe).
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Spring is trying to spring here in the midwest USA, but cold temps return this weekend.
Nice temps today, and the (sort of) trilling of the male Carolina Wren is a sign that warmer weather isn't far off.
R5II + 200-800; ISO 800
Nice temps today, and the (sort of) trilling of the male Carolina Wren is a sign that warmer weather isn't far off.
R5II + 200-800; ISO 800
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First time seeing a Hermit Thrush, taken with my Canon R10 and RF 100-400
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Do I recall that the advice about cooking and eating a Bush Turkey is to boil it for 24 hours then throw it away and eat the saucepan?
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