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April 04/19/21, 03:23:55 PM

Offline deadeye

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Birds on parade
Animals easing into spring. 







Wonder why he's in such a hurry?


Maybe he didn't want to take on three youngsters.






On Friday evening a squirrel triggered this picture as a tom stood in the background. I was watching the
tom from the cabin at this time.  Thanks squirrel, just what I needed another reminder of my hose up.
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April 04/19/21, 04:56:24 PM Reply #1

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Re: Birds on parade
That is great DE! 
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April 04/20/21, 07:01:38 AM Reply #2

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Re: Birds on parade
 :happy1: Cool
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Hey look your bobber is up!
April 04/20/21, 01:16:12 PM Reply #3

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Re: Birds on parade
Looks like a good spot for a ground blind.  :happy1:
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Cooking over a open fire is all fun and games until someone losses a wiener!
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