Because today is a warm, breezy day, I washed clothes, then hung them out to dry. I live in Tucson, Arizona, where we have around 300 sunny days each year, so using a clothes dryer is a real waste of electricity. Besides, I love the smell of line-dried clothes.
I noticed this little Inca dove perched on the stump of a dead tree limb, and I took a number of pictures. The dove was resting in the sun and didn't seem to mind me and my camera. We have other types of doves here: ground doves, mourning doves, and in the summer white-winged doves.
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