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posted by Bill | 6:36 PM
early morningstaring at the horizonmy tea gets cold
Very nice, gautami. Thanks.
close to the food supply?
Nice.
The doves have never shown any interest in my oat bran, polona.Thanks, Vaughn.
Making omelet --a mourning dove seeking for her eggs
An omelet is a rather ambitious breakfast for me, tikkis.
Lovely image, I like the morning / mourning dove connection
Thanks, Juliet. We've enjoyed the honor of mourning doves nesting on our windowsill for some years now.
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early morning
staring at the horizon
my tea gets cold
Very nice, gautami. Thanks.
close to the food supply?
Nice.
The doves have never shown any interest in my oat bran, polona.
Thanks, Vaughn.
Making omelet --
a mourning dove
seeking for her eggs
An omelet is a rather ambitious breakfast for me, tikkis.
Lovely image, I like the morning / mourning dove connection
Thanks, Juliet. We've enjoyed the honor of mourning doves nesting on our windowsill for some years now.
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