He strode in …
He ate (dropped peanut pieces) …
He left (checking out the courting wood pigeons overhead)
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He’s a fabulous colour.
Think that he is in his Spring colours, ready to impress!
He is gorgeous, a real country gentleman. We have one visit here but do not think he is as opulent as yours!
It’s all that vitamin E from the sunflower hearts!
What a handsome fellow – love your subtitle!
He’s quite the dandy! He looks even more sparkly when the sun shines on him, as it did today.
Such a colorful character – he’s got lots to strut about.
Gorgeous fellow!
Good photos
Many thanks …. he was such a handsome fellow