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Blue Grosbeak, male and female
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Thank you,Yezdi
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Excellen!!
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Thanks you.Excellen!!
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Thank you.
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What a cracking bird, lovely shots.
Very nice. I've never seen these before, only the rose-breasted ones.
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Thanks so much. They are beautiful. And somewhat shy, so hard to photograph well.What a cracking bird, lovely shots.
Indrajeet Singh
All images only shot in the wild - No captives.
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Nice images. Lovely birds.
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Thank you.
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Very nice! First time I see one!
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Thank you, Cristobal. They are a very lovely bird that like to hang out in riparian areas usually.
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Lovely pair!
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They are. The male spent all summer attacking his reflection in my window.
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You are very lucky!They are. The male spent all summer attacking his reflection in my window.
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Southeast Arizona is one of the best birding spots in the country, and that's why I moved here.
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