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February 14, 2024

A Day for Red Things

Happy Valentines Day to those who celebrate. I did not, except for posting a few pictures. 


In honor of the day, I'll show some red birds. The northern cardinal is our most obvious one.


The male house finch displays sports red feathers too. 

The American Robin is known for its red breast. 


I do have a decoration outside for Valentines Day. And I took Charlie to the dog park in Strasburg, which was great fun for him because a small dog named Timothy showed up and ran with him. 

 

8 comments:

  1. roentare12:13 AM, February 15, 2024

    Beautiful red and pink

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  2. eileeninmd5:21 AM, February 15, 2024

    The birds are beautiful, great captures. Take care, enjoy your day!

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  3. David M. Gascoigne,7:30 AM, February 15, 2024

    You picked a great selection of birds to celebrate the day, any day in fact. And they don’t even need candies.

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  4. Tom7:44 AM, February 15, 2024

    ...I hope that you had a lovely red day.

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  5. Barbara Rogers8:54 AM, February 15, 2024

    So pretty, the birds especially!

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  6. Lowcarb team member5:59 PM, February 16, 2024

    Lovely pictures here, many thanks for sharing them.

    All the best Jan

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  7. William Kendall1:48 PM, February 17, 2024

    Cardinals are a delight.

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  8. DeniseinVA11:36 AM, February 18, 2024

    So nice to read that Charlie made a friend at the dog park. Great shots of the birds and a fun one of the balloons.

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