Ginger and Fred by kgolab

Ginger and Fred

As you can see Fred is bigger than Ginger. He also has a larger waddle like Rumbustious George does.

Today I am thankful for...

1. The opportunity to have a day to myself, for the most part. Oh how I love having time to myself. It does not happen often, so when it does I embrace it.

2. A lovely parcel that I received in the mail from my friend in the U.S.A. She wrote me a lovely long letter and sent over a book for me to read. I feel very blessed with her friendship.

3. The fact that I have finally managed to work out what I wish to photograph for next months Mini project. Not too long now and you will also find out what I have chosen :)
What a good looking pair
February 26th, 2020  
They look very well fed. Beautiful capture of the pair. What happens to them in time, if I may ask?
February 26th, 2020  
@sangwann They die a natural death. They are our pets.
February 26th, 2020  
Are a couple? Like parrots for example?
February 26th, 2020  
A fine pair.
February 26th, 2020  
@gosia Yes they are a pair and I believe they stay together for life.
February 26th, 2020  
Great pair, Guinea's?
February 26th, 2020  
Such chubby cuties!
February 26th, 2020  
A cute capture
February 26th, 2020  
Nice couple :)
I will look forward to your next month’s mini series ;)
February 26th, 2020  
Cute to see them together. Love the names
February 26th, 2020  
neat
February 26th, 2020  
A great pair and a lovely capture.
February 26th, 2020  
What a beautiful pair.
February 27th, 2020  
@kgolab To be honest I was wondering if they are slaughtered for their meat when they are grown big enough. I wouldn't like that if they were mine.
February 27th, 2020  
This is a great shot of your fav birds
February 27th, 2020  
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