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nanny_56
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Post by nanny_56 »

I am enjoying all your pics! I though birds were perennials... :lol:
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Annie
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nanny_56 wrote:I am enjoying all your pics! I though birds were perennials... :lol:
I guess robins are kind prennials seeing as they DO come back every year :wink:
If dandelions were hard to grow, they would be most welcome on any lawn. ~Andrew Mason

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renaldo75
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Nice pics, Annie!! :cool: I've enjoyed the show. I especially liked your leaf/tree pic. [Once I figured out what I was actually seeing.] :o :o :hmm: :cool:
GO HAWKEYES!!!

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LucyGoose
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Wow....I love these picture's Annie!! What kind of camera is it?? I forget what you have said.......Your posting them great, too.....I don't have to scroll.... :lol: and they are crystal clear.....You too sisters are cracking me up!
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