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  1. 01-06-2011 #1
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    These shots are from earlier in the year, but they show how much the Sparrows (and the pigeons) love my flowering tree as a little snack.
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    Love the first photo Louise, obviously one of their five a day.
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    Little horror!

    Though lovely photo - with a sort of Japanese air about it!
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    I do love the plum trees- they have a real Japanese Cherry-blossom air, and I do love Japanese style. Unfortunately, I don't love the mess caused by the plums when they all fall... especially as they are on my drive/the public pavement.
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    I liked the second one so much that I saved it and darkened the sky to highlight the blossom and the bird - and it looks quite stunning!

    It would look beautiful painted on china!
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    You're right - sparrow blossom china I did have a problem with how bright/dark to set it so you could see the bird enough.
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    But you know me, Louise! I'm really a flower person too!

    I love to see photos of birds amongst flowers. I don't know why!
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