The light fades on a snowy afternoon, and a radiant rascal surveys the raging sky with a whisper.
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No stalls in this backyard, Michael.
That is a really great shot! I love the dynamics. He’s quite handsome flitting through the air…
Thanks Jason.
He does look quite regal. I’m not sure I’ve ever seen a bad-looking bird.
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Full Flaps!
No stalls in this backyard, Michael.
That is a really great shot! I love the dynamics. He’s quite handsome flitting through the air…
Thanks Jason.
He does look quite regal. I’m not sure I’ve ever seen a bad-looking bird.
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