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LOL! That’s bizarre. It looks like a Pitta in that second shot.
Holy cow! That’s too much!
Sorry for my recent absence…Hurricane Gustav had us down & out for a while.
Start a “war on american bird obesity”:
- Stop to feed him
- Look for a “macDonald” in the neigborough
- Same for “starbuck”
You think that one is BIG? I have a bunch here that are even bigger than that… you can’t even see their feet. We don’t feed them, but they’re certainly finding enough winter berries this year!