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Doing What Comes Naturally..........

Doing What Comes Naturally..........

Mating pair of Wood Pigeons.

Mating pair of Wood Pigeons.
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wow nice capture .. awesome picture

Thanks chantal1765, they were enjoying themselves I'm sure..........

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