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ardchoille
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Oh, nice setup for a cycling app on your phone. I'm a bit envious here
View attachment 21203 My new bicycle
NICE bike as well
It's my favorite colour.
The bike mount for my iPhone was Robert's idea. I wouldn't have thought of it.Oh, nice setup for a cycling app on your phone. I'm a bit envious here
View attachment 21203 My new bicycle
Now your bicycle rides will be even better. Congratulations on your new bicycle.
You're welcome.The bike mount for my iPhone was Robert's idea. I wouldn't have thought of it.
Thank you!
I've already been cycling to Illmitz and back. A short distance, but long enough to see that this was the right choice.
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I was walking home from the gym and this little guy landed right in front of me. I stopped and watched him peck the ground a bit. Then he looked up at me, took a few hops toward me and continued pecking the ground. He got as close as a couple feet, didn't appear to be afraid of me, and then flew to another spot a few feet away. Makes me wish I had some bird seed in my pocket to leave behind for him.
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What kind is he?
Robins are like that here, They don't seem to be afraid of anyone.
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I'm not sure, I'm not that knowledgeable about birds, but this type of bird (markings on feathers) is quite common here in Seattle.
Edit: I looked up some pics of birds of Seattle and this one looks like a Pine Siskin.
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It's really cute.
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It looks more like a female House Finch to me.
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You know, I think you're right. That dark streak behind the eye and the spotting on the chest. The one I saw definitely had the beak of a finch. What I saw was likely a young female house finch.
Lol, told you I didn't know much about birds
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Blue Moon. Shot with Cortex Cam for iOS. No filters, no edits.
