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Bird Photos

Ever since I was quite young, I’ve always been intrigued by birds — such magnificent creatures, held aloft in the heavens — and spent many a day memorizing their intricate calls — the red-winged blackbird with its conk-e-reee-er or the chickadee with its namesake chick-a-dee-dee-dee-dee. However, for years afterwards, that hobby slowly glided into obscurity, dropped for other interests. Yet, starting last year, I happened upon a new camera, one that could take true-to-life images of these feathered friends. And so my hobby began once more.

During my recent trip to the United Kingdom, specifically London, I managed to snag a multitude of photos of these fascinating feathered folk, a handful of which are enclosed within this article for you to feast your eyes on. Enjoy!

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Devin Atalay
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