Birds, dead tree, something green

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Hawk
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Birds, dead tree, something green

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I was looking for way to share my photos that I didn't decided to put into my gallery (yet) as well as some photos that do not fit there IMO. So I've created photoblog :) For now I'm adding some stuff from my archives. C&C welcome, either here or in comments on my site.

birds, dead tree, green.
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Dr. Harout
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Re: Birds, dead tree, something green

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Hawk, those are wonderful pictures. :D
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Good shots hawk! My 3 year old photographer likes the Swan and the bug. (she just woke up and came out w/ a book for me to read - at 10 till 1am!)

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Very nicely done, especially like the swan.
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Thanks guys. I'll be posting some new content there from time to time :)
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