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Comment by annig:
really sweet image, you are GOOD at the birdies! I like the soft touch & color the little pink blossoms add in the boke

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Comment by Kelli:
Wow, that's cool! Maybe they thought their dots were falling off. LOL! Really nice capture of them!

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Comment by patio127:
What amazing birds- the spotted plumage and colorful faces are so interesting- nice capture :)

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Comment by pmichaud:
I, too, just love the spots on the birds and the dots in the grass. We used to have a small flock of guinea fowl on our place as they were rumored to help keep snakes away. I don't know about the snakes - we still had some, much to my dismay, but they sure were efficient watch birds. They would set about that unusual clamor of theirs whenever any strange creature, mankind or otherwise, would set foot on the property. I tried to keep them in the barn at night, but they much preferred to roost in the trees. Thank you for bringing back the memories of these eccentric creatures.

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Comment by roz:
excellent image ... they do look inquisitive .. hope your car was under cover .. or your head .. lol .. love the great patterns on the birds feathers .. they really pop out'v that green grass .. :)

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Comment by JuliBoc:
Oh, I like guinea fowl. They are such characters, and very pretty. Our next door neighbor had some (to eat the deer ticks) and they were always in our yard -- very amusing.

I like the spots on the guineas and the spots in the grass. You captured the birds very nicely here -- great detail.

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Comment by annig:
amazing details! they look like art pieces, their faces are beautiful.

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Comment by nards656:
Love the dots on the subject and the dots in the grass. Great detail.

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Comment by andrewt:
Nice composition. If only the butterfly had crisper focus , would have been great. 6

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Comment by pjangel:
Very interesting processing... I like this.