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adult male ruby-throated on perch

21 years ago

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flowerpowereverett
21 years ago
Adorable! Those are some great shots Standard! Thanks for posting. Ruth
stephenNJ
21 years ago
Wow Standard that is an outstanding photo!
His throat looks like red-hot coals in a fire
thanks -stephen
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Paribear
21 years ago
Wow!!! Cool colors too! Thanks for sharing-great pictures.
texaspuddyprint
21 years ago
Great photos! I see this one is staying close to the feeder. Territorial little fluff ey!

~ Cat
catwhiskas
21 years ago
Nice photos. Look at that color of his gorget - WOW!

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