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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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Saturday, March 13, 2010
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Pictures of life in Jerusalem and the Jerusalem Hills. And since August 2013 also a look at the northern Negev, my new home.
Pretty birds.
ReplyDeleteHave they tasted freedom to yearn for freedom. They are happy there I guess.
Pretty birds, but I feel sorry for them stuck in the cages.
ReplyDeleteOh you have beautiful photos of these birds!
ReplyDeleteDina: Very nice row of parrots.
ReplyDeleteHello Dina
ReplyDeleteSo many birds in one cage but they have beautiful colours.
Pretty, but look so sad...
ReplyDeletePretty, pretty, hope they all find good homes quickly.
ReplyDeletePoor birds!
ReplyDeleteI 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!
ReplyDeleteSua 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.
ReplyDeleteUm forte abraço!
Do your know any thing about salt therapy rooms in Israel ?
ReplyDeletePatsy
Let me out! Let me out! they say...
ReplyDeletePlease take a peek of my sister's PETS
I suppose it perpetuates the species, but it is a shame, isn't it? Everything is waking up in Muskoka!
ReplyDeleteThey look like they lined up for your photo!
ReplyDeleteI feel sorry for them, too. I think some animals benefit from human companionship, but I'm not sure birds do.
ReplyDelete"Tweet" means: "Set us free!"
ReplyDeleteShAloha from Hawaii my Friend
Comfort Spiral
Oh how beautiful. I"m not sure they need to be in captivity. They need the wide open spaces.
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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!
ReplyDeleteI'm coming around late because I was out all day taking photos of Indian Pueblo ruins.
ReplyDeleteWe 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!
I don't think they like it in there!
ReplyDeleteSo pretty they are!
ReplyDeleteI have never seen so many parrots assembled for a good chat. They seem to enjoy the gossip.
ReplyDeleteA very strange image, with all these beautiful birds in line, like they were waiting for something...
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ReplyDeleteMme la Vache loves birds, so she particularly enjoyed this photo.
ReplyDeleteTwo many birds in that little cage, I think they are not happy there. Nice shot, Dina.
ReplyDeleteIt is sad, isn't it? They are such beautiful birds.
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