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A few feathered smiles for today!



I love this little chicks tatty tail.  I can imagine it was packed in the nest and the long tail feathers got in the way a bit!!


And our handsome robin...

Two smiles for your Friday - Linking up at Friday Smiles :)

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  1. I so love this time of year with all the cute little baby birds emerging with their wide smiles :-)
    Hugs
    Annie x

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  2. Great photos...we have had unusual birds around this year. Our robins are not that vivid color and much longer. This little guy is cute !! Have a lovely weekend.

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  3. Lovely bird pics and both so cute. I love Robins!
    Jo x

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  4. Beautiful photo of the Robin.

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  5. Lovely pics - thanks for sharing xx

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  6. Hi Laura,
    I love your photos of the cute little birds. Those are some really good shots! Happy Friday!

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  7. Gorgeous photos...I especially love the fluffy tattered looking chick, although the robin does look very handsome. Thanks for the smiles. Caro x (#8)

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  8. I love the Robin, what a super photo. Have a good weekend x

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  9. You take the BEST nature photos of anyone I know. Your birds are wonderful, and I like how you explain about the poor chick's tail feathers. Your robin is definitely handsome, too. Thanks for sharing these because I always LOVE your photos.

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  10. Beautiful, both of them! Kate x

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  11. Hi Laura, lovely photos ... this is a wonderful time of the year for the birds. We have two nests in our roof and I could waste hours just watching the fledglings leading their parents a merry dance with their demanding calls for more food. Your robin is gorgeous. Elizabeth xx

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  12. Love to see what you've been doing. Sweet birdie photos.

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  13. Oh how wonderful. We're having lots of fledglings arrive live in our garden but we've also had some murders too. It's the tough part of nature I suppose.
    I think the robin might be my favourite bird, but then it would be like trying to choose a favourite child..it just can't be done!
    Enjoy your Sunday and congratulations on such fabulous photos.

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