Hey - you down there! Can you save some seed for me?
Little River in the Smokies
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Monday, September 22, 2008
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5 comments:
They won't leave seeds for anybody else, not even one of their own kind. Seeds will all be gone in no time.
You should submit this photo in the BetterPhoto.com contest. It's PERFECT. :D
Hugs, JJ
cute doves as usual!! I like a lot.
I'd love to have these in my backyard. You are lucky Shelly :-) Congrats.
Gosh, it seems like mourning doves are getting "out of hand" all over the country. ;o) I posted a couple pix of a mourning dove squeezing into my window feeder. They must all be juvies and not know that they are supposed to be birds that eat off the ground. ;o) Love your photo, Shelley.
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