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Skinny sinner, I have been asking all my little brown birds to be still enough for me to compare to your lovely pictures! Xx
Skinny sinner, I have been asking all my little brown birds to be still enough for me to compare to your lovely pictures! Xx
You should see how many blurred ones I had to reject to get just these few!!
Glad they are appreciated, you to Collar, will sort out what I can when I can... wonder if I can get a dunnock for you...
And now I want to see one, even though I have never heard of them before
But like me - quite shy, looks quite non-descript and boring from a distance but get a close look and there is just a little colour in there somewhere!
Will see what I can do
" thecollared and cuffed curly bird is a gregarious and engaging bird, most frequenting seen in America , but has been spotted in Europe where it makes it self right at home, enchanting Europeans with its dance and whistle. Though an omnivore it is fastidious about its cuisine, making some effort to eat favoured titbits over easy plentiful supply of lesser foods. This bird is also known as the Frivol in some localities"
Yfrequenting should be frequently, not sure what else,
How about now?
It's beautiful as it is
But I'll fix it for you
Picture it : I am walking the dogs in our fields and encouraging to chase dastardly bunnies, and I spot a kestrel and I have my phone with me wth enough battery in it. I am wearing a very short nightdress and a light country side sort of jacket, and my sparkly shoes, and I'm trying to prance around to catch a shot of a kestrel in hover over something. I keep failing and it keeps moving. My phone, on maximum zoom, produces varying blurry shots and I start to giggle that I am trying to photo a common enough bird for friends I have met through erotic pursuit, while scaddaling around a field in no knickers and a nighty and sparkly shoes. i have such a. Lucky and joyful life, I wish I could show it by hovering like that little hunter and take a photo of me....to show how fun the ordinary can be.
Oh, the kestrel is far prettier.
Fields often have scantily dressed women in them. Lots of my female friends whip their tshirts off while poo picking their horse's paddocks in summer heat, so trek round fields with wheel barrows topless apart from their bras. The smell of manure might put some off......
Picture it : I am walking the dogs in our fields and encouraging to chase dastardly bunnies, and I spot a kestrel and I have my phone with me wth enough battery in it. I am wearing a very short nightdress and a light country side sort of jacket, and my sparkly shoes, and I'm trying to prance around to catch a shot of a kestrel in hover over something. I keep failing and it keeps moving. My phone, on maximum zoom, produces varying blurry shots and I start to giggle that I am trying to photo a common enough bird for friends I have met through erotic pursuit, while scaddaling around a field in no knickers and a nighty and sparkly shoes. i have such a. Lucky and joyful life, I wish I could show it by hovering like that little hunter and take a photo of me....to show how fun the ordinary can be.
See? Lol