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Formosan blue magpie landing over a smiling beagle

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The Taiwan blue magpie (Urocissa caerulea), also called the Taiwan magpie, Formosan blue magpie , is a species of bird of the crow family. It is endemic to Taiwan.
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Biscotto

LOL, Tina. John & Fish (brother and sister) are amazing photographers. Thank you.

spencersmom

Gotta be just after. Bet the beagle didn't think much of being considered a 'shiny object' or a perch! Thank you for link, Patricia!

Biscotto

LOL, Tina! Here is a link to another shot (just before? just after?):

http://cdn.acidcow.com/pics/20100617/beautiful_bird_photos_17.jpg

spencersmom

I want to see the next couple of shots!

farrell

Yes, I did...good for my mind..not so much my body. :)

Biscotto

Thanks , Lori. I saw on Jeri's puzzle that you went to a wedding! Good for you! x x x

farrell

♥ love this! 'bookmarked'! :) ♥

Biscotto

Quite! LOL!

Joan_2

He may have been smiling before the landing, but after.......?

Biscotto

Thank you, stoneboro1.

Great picture! Thanks.

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