Saturday, March 13, 2010

Locked in

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To find animal photo-ops for Camera-Critter Sunday I sometimes have to resort to pet stores, like this one in the mall.
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So many pretty little birds under lock and key . . .
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27 comments:

  1. Pretty birds.
    Have they tasted freedom to yearn for freedom. They are happy there I guess.

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  2. Pretty birds, but I feel sorry for them stuck in the cages.

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  3. Oh you have beautiful photos of these birds!

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  4. Hello Dina
    So many birds in one cage but they have beautiful colours.

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  5. Pretty, pretty, hope they all find good homes quickly.

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  6. I have not kept lovebirds, as these are, but I have had parakeets and a small parrot. I understand the locks, as these birds are master door-openers. They will escape if the cage door is not fastened somehow! They are definitely NOT bird-brains. LOL!

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  7. Sua foto ficou muito boa, sinto por encontrá-los assim... Aqui onde moro passam bandos de papagaios, ararinhas e maitacas todas fazendo muita algazarra. Vou procurar fotografá-los, espero que você consiga vê-los.
    Um forte abraço!

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  8. Do your know any thing about salt therapy rooms in Israel ?
    Patsy

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  9. Let me out! Let me out! they say...

    Please take a peek of my sister's PETS

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  10. I suppose it perpetuates the species, but it is a shame, isn't it? Everything is waking up in Muskoka!

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  11. They look like they lined up for your photo!

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  12. I feel sorry for them, too. I think some animals benefit from human companionship, but I'm not sure birds do.

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  13. "Tweet" means: "Set us free!"


    ShAloha from Hawaii my Friend


    Comfort Spiral

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  14. Oh how beautiful. I"m not sure they need to be in captivity. They need the wide open spaces.
    V

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  15. Cute birdies! They look like peach-face birds. My dad has a couple of those as pets and they have really funny personalities. They're very comical!

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  16. I'm coming around late because I was out all day taking photos of Indian Pueblo ruins.

    We have a parrot whom we adore. I wonder where this shop gets their birds. Hope that they are well tended because they are beautiful and intelligent birds that deserve the best. Great photo!

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  17. I don't think they like it in there!

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  18. I have never seen so many parrots assembled for a good chat. They seem to enjoy the gossip.

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  19. A very strange image, with all these beautiful birds in line, like they were waiting for something...

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  21. Mme la Vache loves birds, so she particularly enjoyed this photo.

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  22. Two many birds in that little cage, I think they are not happy there. Nice shot, Dina.

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  23. It is sad, isn't it? They are such beautiful birds.

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