An Eastern Bluebird poses atop a stop sign, in a park in Columbus, Ohio. Photographed in May of this year.
One difference between the Eastern and Western Bluebird is that the Eastern Bluebird has no rust color on its back.
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A very interesting composition. It conveys a feeling that nature and man-made collide and coexist at the same time. I like it a lot !
Posted by: Tjie Poo | June 30, 2015 at 06:34 PM