19 thoughts on “Speckled”

1. Fabulous photos

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   1. Thanks 😊

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3. I love that first one most of all, so clear in detail, something about birds.

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   1. There really is. Thanks.

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4. These are wonderful! The first bird looks like he’s singing his heart out, and the last one looks like he just said, “Harumph.”

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   1. Lol. The first one is such a good singer and that last one hadn’t found his voice yet.

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      1. 😀

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5. These are wonderful and you got the Spotted Sandpiper in breeding plumage! Woohoo! 🙂

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   1. I didn’t know that! Cool.

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      1. Yay! Never know what you are going to learn around here. LOL! 🙂

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      2. So true. Lol.

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6. robins have such old man faces! Great captures.

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   1. Lol. I never thought of it that way. Thanks.

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      1. Welcome!

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7. What beautiful speckles! 🙂 ❤

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   1. Thanks 🙏 😊

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8. VJ, what are the little tufts on the last bird? It looks owl like in miniature. Keith

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   1. Not sure – I think they the baby feathers moult – the young ones really are quite a mess, lol.

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