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The Beth Lenz
Sunday, June 2, 2019
Mr. Finch
The finches are usually singing from on high hidden in the leaves. This was a treat, out in the open, back garden, singing and preening. Mr. Finch knew I was watching. Great show. Sweet singer.
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Beth Bergman
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It is a pleasure sharing observations. The "bethlenz" blog will always be current, subjects observed on an almost daily basis, mostly nature. The "operalenz" blog will have posts less frequently, because of the extra time needed to scan older images. It is not a blog of current criticism. All images are REGISTERED COPYRIGHT © BETH BERGMAN, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.
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