July 28, 2010

Parrot Love

New Delhi, India, 2010

It must be Wednesday... no words needed. 

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15 comments:

  1. what a beautiful pair of lovebirds.

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  2. Great lens capture. We do not see them in the wild here. Must be great there. Do they talk?
    My WW link for you

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  3. beautiful capture!

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  4. So beautiful!

    Sales & Design in Construction...I work for a high end cabinet company! You were close with the doors ;)

    Thanks for stopping by

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  5. Absolutely no words needed!

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  6. Wow! Great capture.
    Great timing.

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  7. The details on Indian architecture is often incredible. But you topped it by capturing the two green birds. :)

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  8. I'll use as few word as possible: brava!

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  9. Love makes even the world of parrots go round!

    Re your comment on Ocala: I'm going to take your word re how cats taste...you've been all over the world and must know! :-) I've not eaten frogs, either, although frog legs are a specialty in many areas of Florida.

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  10. Beautiful composition and colors. Great subject.

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  11. smooch smooch smooch,
    Don't turn around,
    Some one is being a paparazzi.

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  12. Perfect capture and truly wordless! How sweet!

    I am reading your posts of your travels, you are indeed globe-trotting.

    P.S. Sorry for this late visit, have been attending to my sick cat.

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  13. LOL! This is a wonderful and fun capture, Francisca! Perfect!

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  14. Great capture, love the colour contrast here. This would be a great photo for my 'in the wild' blog, but unfortunatelly I didn't take any shots of parrots in Dehli... :-)

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