One of the mourning doves 
let me get close enough
to get some good photos of him, 
so long as I moved slowly.
I love their soft voices.
10 months ago
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1 comment:
I love their calls too. They sound so mournful. Guess that's how they got their names.
Enjoyed seeing your photos.
Marnie
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