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  1. 09-05-2009 #1
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    Default Yellowhammer atop Douglas Fir tree

    Was up there for a while, but it is a very tall tree.
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    Nice captures Rolf. I like the last one
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    Well, how accommodating it was to sit on a nice bare bit of branch like that
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    LOL, perhaps it could have been a little more accomodating by sitting on a lower one?
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