A mourning dove eating the seed I put out.
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Western Screech Owl
September 2008
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3 comments:
Lovely dove and congrats on the high bird count for February!
Congratulations on 2nd place in Northwest Nature Nut's February bird count contest. 44 birds is amazing!!
Thanks! I don't get mourning doves very often so it was exciting to see one.
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