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Wow, I had a cataract operation yesterday afternoon on my left eye. This morning, the bird is now a vivid azure to my left eye, and rather muted and dull to my right (and both yesterday). Flicking through my images, I can see how bright the colours have been that I have been missing.
Next one - the right eye! And welcome to the colorful (colourful if you prefer:)) world!
 
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These from today: juvenile Common Wax-bill, adult of the same; adult White-rumped Shama (x2) - the wind from behind is playing with the feathers, juvenile of the same and Red-crested Cardinal taking a bath (once at home I was very happy to do the same: hot :))!

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A Lazuli Bunting singing amongst the Palmer's Lilac blooms.
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R5 MK II RF600 w/1.4x 1/2000 : f/7.1 : ISO 800

Lark Sparrows in desperate need of a room.
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R5 MK II RF600 w/1.4x 1/2500 : f/7.1 : ISO 800

A Mountain Chickadee with snacks for the youngsters.
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R5 MK II RF600 w/1.4x 1/800 : f/6.3 : ISO 1000

A female Violet-green Swallow departing the nesting cavity, ironically about six inches above the ground.
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A Great Horned Owl was looking at me while also keeping an eye on the tasty squirrels peeking out from the deadfall.
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R5 MK II RF600 w/1.4x 1/400 : f/7.1 : ISO 1000
 
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