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what a colors! What is it on the second plan, this pink one?
ReplyDeleteThank you ,Krzysztof Mikunda. The non variant House finch is second image down. It is more reddish.The variants are the ones that have the orange and the yellows.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful bird, the color is very nice.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for stopping by madeinchinawigs. I appreciate the lovely comment.
ReplyDeleteYou caught them so well. These birds are absolutely beautiful, especially the colors!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for stopping in for a look and the compliment, Inysa Aden. They are quite colorful right now being in their breeding colors.
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