Cardinal coming in!

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Annie
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Cardinal coming in!

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Move over birds here come Mrs. Cardinal :lol:

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Re: Cardinal coming in!

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That Old Coot named John got his feeders out yesterday, hung them on his deck rail, and filled them with food. Let us see when the feathers fly :D :eek: :D
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Re: Cardinal coming in!

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Wow! That's awesome!
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I love those kind of shots!!
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I keep coming back to this picture because it is so cool. It's so cool I that last night I had to show it to DH! Amazing picture.
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Annie, that's great...thanks for sharing it!
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