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What a nice birds they are.
ReplyDeleteIt's love at first sight.
ReplyDeleteThat is sweet.
ReplyDeleteWhat is it he is trying to talk her into?
ReplyDeleteAww, so sweet!
ReplyDeleteLovely birds. A pair was feeding a persistent youngster in our backyard today. If you can still cajole mom and dad into bringing food why bother searching yourself?
ReplyDeleteSweet photo
ReplyDeleteHappy families. I note that the young female carries a ring. I wonder if you could with persistence, read the numbers and report it.
ReplyDeleteThere is no way to read the ring in my photo. The numbers face the other way.
DeleteBeautiful photo of the cardinals.
ReplyDeleteYou will not find this species here.
Greetings Irma
Lovely pair of Cardinals, sweet photo! Thank you for sharing your post. Take care, enjoy your day and new week ahead.
ReplyDeleteAwww. What a sweet capture!
ReplyDeleteCardinals are so pretty, any time of year! Thanks for sharing your beautiful photo.
ReplyDeleteThey are having a good gossip session
ReplyDeleteAwww! So sweet.
ReplyDeleteI applaud your ability to photograph not one but two cardinals. The ones near me always flit so fast and hide in the foliage that I have almost given up trying. Jack
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