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I know, the good old boring House Sparrow The male is still an attractive bird though IMO.
An introduced bird here in Australia that is common, even in the dry northern towns (this was taken in northern Victoria). I actually found the sparrows there to be quite nervy and difficult to shoot. Thanks for looking, Greg D800, 500mm, f8, 1/250, ISO 400, flash Greg Oakley
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