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November 05, 2011

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Tracey

And what a lovely young girl-turned-woman she is!

Ellie

Beautiful, Kim -- thoughts, photos, daughter :-)

What is that bird, do you know?

Kim

I believe they are Magpies, which is rather cool because they were in CO too and we hadn't lived anyplace else with so many of them before moving there. There is a video of one here.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7nUr8JaIu88 We also have many blackbirds, crows, and hawks locally.

Kelly

Just beautiful, Kim. Your daughter and the scenery. The bird does look like a magpie (or camp robber as they're known here locally). We live in CO and have them all over. As a matter of fact we have lots of blackbirds, crows and hawks as well. Small world. :)

macbeth

Magpie!!!

Kim

There now see. I am getting better at this Macbeth ; D I want a longer zoom lens because I think I could really get into bird watching. But I have to get too close with mine and scare them away.

annita

Just beautiful! +JMJ+

Timberlyn

Beautiful daughter, beautiful pictures!

Sue

Definitely magpies! They are everywhere down in my husband's home prefecture, where we stayed after the big earthquake (and are, in fact the prefectural bird). I kind of miss those chatty, mischievous feathered friends.

What a beautiful post, Kim. What a treasure a daughter is, and Alannah is just simply shiny beautiful!

Rebecca

Kim, she looks so very grown up. Such a beautiful girl. xoxo

Amy

A beautiful blog post and a beautiful girl!

Lisa

Loved this. Just loved it. Echoing everyone else -- all beautiful.

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