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What a brave little finch!
No way! Now THAT’s cool! Tell us more!!
Sampy sends Astrid a kiss for every bird in the world and we all send love!
HA! He must have sent out a tweet!
Oh wow! That’s impressive! The mom has tried to get the chickadees to eat out of her hand. But no luck yet. She has a friend who feeds the chickadees from her hand.
Great capture!
Wow! Can we borrow him?
What a super sweet photo!
Impressive
Sarah and Shadow
Wow! How’d your dad DO that?!
Awww!
Whaaaat? How’d he do that?
We don’t know what to think about it… We suppose that “sweet” is more accurate than “tasty”, right ? Purrs
This is a great capture! Hugs!
Wow, how sweet!
That’s so cool! Didn’t your cats try to catch the bird?
Awww….that is sweet.
Wow! How cool is that! What a special treat! 😀
Awww…can I have it… 😀 Double Pawkiss for the bird…whisperer 🙂 <3
Did the bird land there on his own? Or has Mr. turned into a really great bird catcher??
Nice picture of the bird on the shoulder – our Mum would have run a mile as she hates to pick up birds as she hates the feel of feathers.
Brilliant – what a picture!!
Whoa! Did he try to bite it? That’s what I would have done!
How sweet!!!
Well, now I’m curious what the cats think of this 🙂