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You see the same book being reviewed on blog after blog. Everyone seems to love it. What's your reaction to all this glowing praise?
November 11, 2009
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5 comments:
The red berry looks gorgeous in his black beak!
fantastic shot, I love the contrast of the red berrie and the black bird. If you want to wander down my road I’m home.
Thanks, you two! These grackles are characters. There's always one adult male in the colony, and you see him here. His name is Rudolph, after Rudolph Valentino, because he thinks he's a ladykiller. :)
doesn't he have the creepiest eye?
Caite-- Yes. I've always thought grackles had Evil Eyes!
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