A different kind of post for feathered friends

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I erred when posting my #featheredfriends post, my mind went elsewhere, my fingers took over and instead of the #featheredfriends community I posted on #gems. So not deterred but feeling a tad repetitious and apologising up front I am publishing my post again.

I had such a great time finding all the statues of birds sitting around the house I spent a couple of days in, that I really wanted to share the photos and my experience with fellow bird lovers. It did not matter where I looked in this cute little house, whether it was inside or outside I was always entertained with what I found. Looking on the outside one would never have expected such a wonderful collection of birds living inside this beautiful very old and well love home.

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I spied many very cute little birds sitting in all kinds of spots on tables, on walls, on plants and outside on posts.

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The birds were not all easy to see I must admit. It is only when I Looked up from the outside table that I spied this fat little bird sitting in a cage. It actually looked the real deal.

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These very bright water coloured painting would have to be my favourite of big green parrots as I imagined the screeching noises they make in my garden at home. I almost expected them fly out of the painting.

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I had the best time finding all the birds inside and outside this quaint homely home. While staying I did not hear any birds, maybe I was too busy inside with all the man made birds.

I am signing off and thank you for reading my words

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#featheredfriends brought by melinda010100@melinda010100

Thank you

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This little plump cream bird looked so much like a real contented in its cage outside and the midst of the trees. I wonder if the wild birds are ever inquisitive enough to come visiting to check it out? Probably not, I am sure birds are too smart to know the difference.

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