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NaturePhotographers > bigeyephoto  > Nature > Little Birds and Raptors
Photos of small birds from around the world.
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bigeyephoto > In southern baja, white winged doves are a common sight perched on to pf giant cardon cacti.
bigeyephoto > A male northern cardinal sits on top of a pipe organ cactus in southern Baja California.
bigeyephoto > A Pyroloxia sits on a cardon cactus in Southern Baja, Mexico.
bigeyephoto > A male cardinal sits in a small tree at sunset in baja california,Mexico.
bigeyephoto > Little Birds and Raptors photo
bigeyephoto > Little Birds and Raptors photo
bigeyephoto > This wild Honeyeater was photographed in Australia.
bigeyephoto > This cactus perchin Verdin was photographed in Los Cabos, MX.
bigeyephoto > This Verdin was photographed in the desert outside of La Paz, Mexico. These are probably the toughest little birds in the desert and a re always announcing to the world where there territory boundries are. No bigger than a few inches tall they obviously weren't too afraid of me.
This wild Honeyeater was photographed in Australia.
> This wild Honeyeater was photographed in Australia.
This wild Honeyeater was photographed in Australia.
Camera: Canon (Canon Eos 20d) |
More details: exif |
Original size: 1797px x 1356px |
Current: 398px x 300px |
Other sizes: Small • M • L |
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Keywords: honey eater
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