Yellow Warbler

beegood_gw

16 years ago

My brother took this in Thunder Bay but I thought it was too pretty not to share

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dzyg
16 years ago
What a beautiful shot!! I have yet to get a really good shot of a Yellow Warbler, they are just to wary around here!

Donna
Konrad___far_north
16 years ago
Lovely shot with pear back drop...he's a cutie and hard to photograph
because they're always on the move.

Konrad
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