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What an incredible post! I can’t believe you could get so close and be there when the bird is dining out! Thanks for posting.
And thanks for following our travel blog, Oh, the Places We See. We seem to be traveling to and from the grocery store mostly these days, but sometime soon, we hope, we’ll be on the road again. Wishing you all the best!
Good luck with the travelling, were in the same position . Hopefully next year things will have improved enough to use the passport. Thank you for following Wildonline.
Peter
Wow he is so cute , look at his neck 😀