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- #2
You sure it's not just looking at its own reflection? 
Interesting to see how large its foot is relative to its body.
Interesting to see how large its foot is relative to its body.
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- #3
Excellent capture! That is a very unique photo. Usually you see them upside down on a tree or at a bird feeder. Well done
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- #4
Nice capture.
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- #5
Very nice!
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- #6
I don't think so. LOL Wow, you're right, his foot is huge compared to his body, guess that's what happens when you use your feet to climb trees all day long.You sure it's not just looking at its own reflection?
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They come in all the time to my water feature and a friend's as well. Friend's has much better light and I got to take advantage of that.Excellent capture! That is a very unique photo. Usually you see them upside down on a tree or at a bird feeder. Well done
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- #8
Is that man made pond?They come in all the time to my water feature and a friend's as well. Friend's has much better light and I got to take advantage of that.
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- #10
Actually it's a fake rock made by Universal Rock. They're foam covered with very realistic looking coating. You have an underground water source and use a recirculating pump
to move water through/across it. They work great and aren't horribly expensive.
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- #11
Like the reflection
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- #12
Very cool
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- #14
Thank you. It's more interesting than going up and down a tree.
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- #15
Thank you very much. They're a cool little bird.