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tesarver

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Indigo Bunting

17-05-2018, 15:52

Saw this little blue fellow yesterday and was only able to get off 3 shots of his back before he flew off. Hoping that he would come again, he showed up this morning on the feeder. Was able to get several images of him while on the feeder, then he flew off again. This is this is the 1st time this type of bird has shown up at the feeder. Hopefully he will continue and I can get a shot of him not on the feeder. So these two are for the record:

IMG_1233.jpg by tesarver, on Flickr

IMG_1234.jpg by tesarver, on Flickr

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#2

17-05-2018, 16:10

Re: Indigo Bunting

What a beautiful looking bird - well captured Tom

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17-05-2018, 16:39

Re: Indigo Bunting

Stunning bird, good capture.

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#4

17-05-2018, 17:04

Re: Indigo Bunting

What a lovely looking bird Tom, well taken.

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tesarver

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#5

17-05-2018, 19:24

Re: Indigo Bunting

Thanks Chris, Ant and Trev for stopping by
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17-05-2018, 19:49

Re: Indigo Bunting

Amazing colour on that bird Tom

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tesarver

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17-05-2018, 23:31

Re: Indigo Bunting

Thanks Steve
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