In this next animation, note the bird feeding at lower left.
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Beautiful bird! The finch is nice too.
Yes. Is finch used that way in your southeastern regional dialect?
I lived in the southeast for about 5 years, and I never heard anyone wax pornographic over finches, but maybe…
my wife spotted me looking for the bird. When I regained consciousness!
yeah. bird.
Can not fly,white back- has to be an ostrich.
This kind of strange birds usually don’t live in that region.
I guess Irma carried them with 300mph towards Denver.
I first noticed the great looking hills in the background…..
Its just heading towards summer time down here. ;-)
Proof for climate change :)
I have noticed climate change.
It changes several times each year.
I am very observant.
I can’t find the feeding bird in the lower left, my eyes keep wandering to the gorgeous chick in the center.
Nice blonde, at least from that angle. Here’s another nice blonde with a rather pertinent question. “Why can’t climate change scientists answer this question?”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZUfjEJWM1HM
What bird?
Wow! Wildlife seen in the bottom shot is rare and elusive.
Thanks Tony I love pictures of birds, as well.
I didn’t notice any bird. Concentrating more on the mammal in the picture.