Little buggers are hard to see in the stubble fields.
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Sep 23, 2015 23:03 | #1 Little buggers are hard to see in the stubble fields. IMG_9663 by Dave Christensen on FlickrDave
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Beekeeper Goldmember More info | Sep 23, 2015 23:13 | #2 I agree. Horned larks are another one that can disappear on the ground. Zach--C&C is welcome on my photos
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Sep 24, 2015 09:57 | #4 Beekeeper wrote in post #17719740 I agree. Horned larks are another one that can disappear on the ground. 2n10 wrote in post #17720013 Good eye and capture. Thank you Beekeeper and John. Can't believe the summer passed so quick, I didn't get to shoot enough! Dave
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Crimzon Cream of the Crop  More info | Oct 01, 2015 23:11 | #5 Nice one, is that a meadowlark? Can't tell, it's facing the wrong way. My blog
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Oct 02, 2015 02:31 | #6 Yes, Western Meadowlark. They always try to hide in the stubble fields. Dave
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