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Wild wings Roseate Spoonbill (1 of 1)

Wild wings Roseate Spoonbill (1 of 1)

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Such an interesting color! Beautiful capture, Jack! ッ

The queen, I love it

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Beautiful thank you????

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I love the contrasting colors complemented by the reflections.

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georgeous colour and capture

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Beautiful capture Jack.

Very nice! and so they color such a flamingo has something other than a white Danish cane has

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