BIRDS

Sep 23, 2014

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BIRDS. PRAS PHOTOGRAPHERS Click to view pictures. Angry Boat Tail Paul Holmes. Wood Duck Malcolm Simons. CHESNUT SIDED WARBLER Jeff Routon. GALLINULE Tom Zinneman. GLOSSY IBIS Tom Zinneman. ROSEATE SPOON BILL Malcolm Simon. FRIGATE BIRD Paul Holmes. BOBOLINK Bill Marr.

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BIRDS PRAS PHOTOGRAPHERS Click to view pictures
Angry Boat TailPaul Holmes
Wood DuckMalcolm Simons
CHESNUT SIDED WARBLERJeff Routon
GALLINULETom Zinneman
GLOSSY IBISTom Zinneman
ROSEATE SPOON BILLMalcolm Simon
FRIGATE BIRDPaul Holmes
BOBOLINKBill Marr
SNOWY EGRETC. Mac Dougall
EGRETS and SPOONBILLSTom Zinneman
GALLINULETom Zinneman

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