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Nitey nite all.
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LakeArenal
Jan 2022
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Diamond_Dog
(32,068 posts)1. That is just jaw droppingly beautiful.
In your back yard?
LakeArenal
(28,845 posts)3. Replied on wrong post. #2
LakeArenal
(28,845 posts)4. Here's an older pic just for you
LakeArenal
(28,845 posts)2. South of us in Tambor.
The nest is 20 feet from my friends house.
Too cold where we live.
It was 103 when we were there
Bayard
(22,154 posts)5. Big WOW'S!
StarryNite
(9,460 posts)6. Absolutely gorgeous!
SheltieLover
(57,073 posts)7. Wow!
Gorgeous! Ty for sharing!
lark
(23,156 posts)8. That shot of the plummage of the flying bird is just amazing!
It is so much more spectacular when flying than when perching - wow!
Gato Moteado
(9,879 posts)9. nice shots!
scarlet macaws have really made a comeback.....i've watched it happen in my 17 years there. when i first moved there, the only places you could reliably see them were the osa peninsula and the jaco area. now they are fairly common up and down the pacific coast.
hippywife
(22,767 posts)10. Great shots. Amazing color! n/t