I See Beauty All Around, by Rob Paine

Wordless Wednesday : More Birds from the National Aviary Pittsburgh

Here are three more bird photos I shot at the fantastic National Aviary in Pittsburgh in September.

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All photos taken by Rob Paine Copyright 2013

Giant rubber duck coming to Pittsburgh (wtae.com)
Weekly Photo Challenge: Saturated (windagainstcurrent.com)
How to Clean and Care for Your Bird Aviaries (kaosbolasuper.wordpress.com)
Eagles at the National Aviary in Pittsburgh (iseebeautyallaround.com)
Weekly Photo Challenge : Saturated – National Aviary Pittsburgh (iseebeautyallaround.com)
Weekly Photo Challenge : Saturated – Some Birds and A Barn (iseebeautyallaround.com)
Beyond Sports: Sights not to be Missed in Pittsburgh (local.answers.com)
Welcome to Pittsburgh: Things to Know When Visiting (local.answers.com)
National Aviary Flamingo Fest: A Great Activity Since We Avoided Blizzard 2013 (chatonsworld.blogspot.com)

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October 2, 2013

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4 responses to “Wordless Wednesday : More Birds from the National Aviary Pittsburgh”

Beth Walsh’s Photoblog

October 4, 2013

Love the first one, what a cute pose!

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John

October 2, 2013

Great photos! Such colors too. 🙂

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Beachbums1

October 2, 2013

Great photos but I absolutely love the first one ~ wonderful expression on his face!

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1. iseebeautyallaroundbyrobpaine
  
  October 2, 2013
  
  Thank you ! I agree that is a pretty good expression.s
  
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