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Cardinal Pair

comments (1) January 30th, 2009 in gallery
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Mrs. Cardinal Pays a Visit
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"Mrs. Cardinal Pays a Visit"

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A Cardinal pair visit the feeder during a snow

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shelleyinmi writes: I have a mating pair that stay year round. Absolutely gorgeous against the snow, I wish I could get a good shot of mine. Lovely work! Posted: 7:26 pm on September 3rd
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