Hola Antonio, ¡Qué buena serie de fotos de este Carduelis carduelis! Todas las fotos me gustan mucho y tienen una nitidez perfecta. Que tengas una semana estupenda, amigo. Un saludo y un abrazo.
It’s funny how posts like these remind me why people still take the time to notice the small things outside their windows. Those quick notes on the sparrowhawk, the meadow pipit, and the goldfinch feel like someone jotting down field impressions between classes, and there’s something grounding about that. It’s the sort of simple record-keeping that keeps you paying attention, and honestly, I kind of like how it doesn’t try to dress things up. It just lets the birds speak for themselves if you’re willing to look.
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Muy bonitas imágenes Antonio. Feliz semana. Un abrazo
Hola Antonio,
¡Qué buena serie de fotos de este Carduelis carduelis!
Todas las fotos me gustan mucho y tienen una nitidez perfecta.
Que tengas una semana estupenda, amigo.
Un saludo y un abrazo.
Preciosas fotos de este pequeño "Pintassilgo" que se muestra con un plumaje muy bonito, Antonio.
Mucha salud,
JR
It’s funny how posts like these remind me why people still take the time to notice the small things outside their windows. Those quick notes on the sparrowhawk, the meadow pipit, and the goldfinch feel like someone jotting down field impressions between classes, and there’s something grounding about that. It’s the sort of simple record-keeping that keeps you paying attention, and honestly, I kind of like how it doesn’t try to dress things up. It just lets the birds speak for themselves if you’re willing to look.
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