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Wonderful BlueBird Photo

11 years ago

I saw a wonderful photo of two BlueBirds in flight over a garden fairy/dish feature.This is a once in a million shot! I would like to contact this photographer. I would like to use this photo as reference for a painting (not for commercial profit, just for pleasure).

If someone can assist me in this search, I will be most appreciative.

Thanks

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juanital
11 years ago
As far as knowing (per se) someone who does alot of bb photographs google David Kinneer. He also posts or photos or is shared on and by facebook's NABS group (North American Bluebird Society) as well as photos of various other bluebirders.
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