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1. stevedover1965 wrote: The male Aura Bird, so called because the lighter edge feathers look like the bird has a glowing aura. |
2. stevedover1965 wrote: Has no predators within the desert scrub eco system, and so has developed this beautiful plumage to attract females. |
3. stevedover1965 wrote: Possibly related to the Phoenix and is extremely rare. |
4. clorophilla wrote: great imagination! |
5. mdawrcn wrote: Beautiful bird. |
6. mdawrcn wrote: Are you voting yourself down by accident? There is a quirk here and I have done it several times just by editing details. When I didn't vote on myself it somehow gave me a low vote. Just wondering. |
7. stevedover1965 wrote: I don't think that is the case here, but thanks for your votes and nice comments. |
8. danila wrote: VERY WELL DONE STEVE.. |
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