Quiscalus Mexicanus
I'm so happy I was carrying my big camera when I spotted this guy yesterday :-)
posted by Geninne at 3:36 PM
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Is that really a photograph? It looks so perfect it could be a painting!
The bird is beautiful and this tree is really amazing! I wonder what species it is!
can't wait!!!!
wow!
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what a beautiful picture x
Wow!!! Gorgeous photograph. That's amazing.
Love, love, love this pic! Thank you for taking your camera with you and sharing the shot!
Fabulous picture. You'd have thought it had been set up with a prop instead of caught live like that!
oh wow, this could easily be one of your works, great colors!
La imagen es preciosa: la composición, los colores, la vida que tiene...
El árbol me encanta ¿me podrías decir como se llama?
¡Gracias!
extraordinaire photo!!!!and magnifique calendar!!!
nice work keep it up
You're blessed :)
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Beautiful bird...and tree!
beautiful tree and photo. I think it is mexican bird of paradise or Gulmohar/ flame of the forest as we call it in our India.
This is so beautiful! It looks like it could be one of your paintings (and maybe it will become one?!). :) I soooo enjoy getting your blog posts in my email everyday! You are one inspiring lady!
What an exquisite scene, this bird looks like a "Great-tailed Grackle".
I just discovered your artful blog, thanks for sharing your life so beautifully!
What a tremendous photo! I'm happy you were carrying your big camera too!
love the photo! the tree is a silk oak! we have a big one in our front yard and the birds love it--especially those nectar-laden yellow blooms in the spring! thanks for sharing!