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Feeding Time At The Corral

Feeding Time At The Corral

I captured this shot of baby Robins mistaking me for their Momma who was out foraging to food. The slightest noise and they peeped their heads up, mouths open w...
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I captured this shot of baby Robins mistaking me for their Momma who was out foraging to food. The slightest noise and they peeped their heads up, mouths open wide to receive their nutrition.
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