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American Red Squirrels are small, but this little acrobat looks like a baby. Tiny, ridiculously cute, and currently staging a one-squirrel heist on all the sunflower seeds!
~ Rick
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I guess these two sparrows were gossiping about my photography skills—or lack thereof.
~ Rick
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Mr. and Mrs. Goose out for a waddle in the sun, plotting their next honk-based ambush.
~ Rick
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This is not a perfect picture, but this Tufted Titmouse was the first one I’ve photographed in a while. Honestly, they’re a seriously cool bird, and I’m completely obsessed with their ridiculous hairdo.
~ Rick
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One morning this past week we had been to our normal sites and I was not seeing any birds. On the way home i saw this lone Mourning Dove on a wire. Yes, I was really wanting to take photos so I dramatically slammed on the brakes, stopped the car, and shot this photo before the bird could judge my life choices. There is not much color due to the cloud cover but here it is .. The Lone Dove.
~ Rick
My photo blog can be found at tales.photos.
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