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want to know what the future looks like ?
Oh hang on, you're in a different country ....
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SophieT
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Oh for Pete sakes. There are so many threads about political whatever. So even this bird thread will be derailed?
I don't appreciate it.
I don't appreciate it.
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SophieT
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Gorgeous!Red Necked Tanager-
I once had 2 scarlet tanagers in my yard. Never did see any since. This one though, takes the prize!
The Rainbow Lorikeet- Australia of course, they have been blessed!
lorikeet is a great bird.The Rainbow Lorikeet- Australia of course, they have been blessed!
However, there is the rosella, which is really beautiful!
well I hope not.
The internet will die and be a thing of the past.
People will wonder how to communicate without computers.
I already have a good idea from reading the bible.
Wanna know what the future is like ?
one cool thing I never knew till saw a pic of it...Keas have blue feathers on the underside of their wings. I had assumed they were green all over.
I will try and find the pic. I saw it on a calendar of nz birds.
The birds I got near me are chickens, thrush, tuis, and sparrows. Occasionally a duck, and sometimes pukekos. If you have more trees, you get more birds.
I will try and find the pic. I saw it on a calendar of nz birds.
The birds I got near me are chickens, thrush, tuis, and sparrows. Occasionally a duck, and sometimes pukekos. If you have more trees, you get more birds.