Week #32 challenge was a Birds with Brown Feathers.
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“Brown”ies are one of my favorite chocolatey snacks. Some of your brown birds could have passed the chocolate meter. I love chocolate and I eat it every day of my life. Sometimes more than once. Sorry, went off on a tangent and now I think I need to go bake.
Brown is the new kaleidoscope of color and all of you met that challenge with some gorgeous birds this week.
People often don’t think brown birds are very attractive. Well, tell that to more than 1/2 the male species because their women are brown. They got feelings and look humbling enough with no makeup on or their hair did at the hair doing place. Don’t none of them have to worry about growing into an old maid because their companions love them without any flashy color.
They are beautiful!
Welcome newbies Jacquie and Judy to Bird Weekly!
- Cathy – Picture This
- Maria – KAMERAPROMENADER
- Terri – Second Wind Leisure Perspectives
- V.J. – One Woman’s Quest II
- Aletta – nowathome
- WoollyMuses
- Cee – Cee’s Photo Challenges
- Jacquie – Best Selling Author
- Brian – bushboys world
- Judy – lifelessons
- Kammie – Nut House Central
- Lisa – A Day In The Life
- Ark – A Tale Untold
- Marilyn – Serendipity Seeking Intelligent Life on Earth
- Rita – Heart to Heart
- Susan – Musin with Susan
- Nora – norasphotos4u
- Tish – Writer on the Edge
Brownies
Cee’s Bald Eagle 
Lisa’s Bald Eagle 
Jacquie’s Eagles
V.J.’s Killdeer 
Kammie’s Kildeer
Nora’s Hybrid with No Name 
Terri’s Canada Geese 
Cathy’s Eider Duck
Ark’s Olive Thrush 
Brian’s Double Barred Finch
Aletta’s Spotted thick-knee, AKA Spotted Dikkop, AKA Cape thick-knee 
Rita’s Dove
Maria’s Eurasian Treecreeper 
Marilyns Carolina Wren
Susan’s Brown Pelicans 
Woolly’s Hawk having lunch compliments of a Mudlark
Tish’s Partridge 
My Sora
BONUS
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Next up: Week #33: Birds on a wire or fence (dock or railing is okay too)
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I look forward to seeing your creations this week!
Our Eyes Open 
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14 responses to “Bird Weekly Round-Up – Week #32”
What a great gallery you have here! Sorry not to join in this week – you know why! But I already have a shot or two in mind for next week.
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You are welcome whenever you can. We love it when you do and miss you when you don’t. 🙂
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I’ll be there …
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It’s a fabulous gallery again this week, Lisa. Hurrah for brown feathered birds.
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Yay! I couldn’t do it without all of y’all showing off your birdies. It is the highlight of my week. 🙂
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What a great collection of birds, and now I’m craving brownies too!
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Thanks V.J. LOL! I have chocolate chunk cookie dough in the fridge that I whipped up last week so we are still eating on those. Brownies do sound good. I’m also craving a Pumpkin roll cake which I have the ingredients for so I might bake a couple of those this weekend. YUM!
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My little birds insisted on coming over here. I’ve told them before I am not entering them in this bird challenge. So we are just here for a sneak peep.
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Looks like more bloggers are joining your bird weekly challenges, Lisa, congrats! Yesterday, as we were driving to pick up our RV (to live in for a few weeks!), two birds caught my eye…they were bald eagles just flying together! Of course, too distracted and worried about pulling the RV on snowy roads with a two-wheel-drive truck to think about having a camera along! They were amazing to see!
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Sometimes it good to just see them! I’m glad you are getting a place to live until your house is finished. Pulling an RV on snowy roads, much less with a 2 wheel drive does not sound like fun. I’m sure you had elevation too! 🙂
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Luckily it was downhill pulling in the snow. Thank goodness hubby is patient!!
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That is good news! What happens when you have to go the other way? Maybe not in the snow and MORE PATIENTS! LOL! 🙂
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Oh, and yes there are more bloggers interested. Some come and go and come back and others are regulars. I’m like Bob Ross….”it’s your little world, you decide”. As long as they stick with the theme to some semblance, I pretty easy going about it. 🙂
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