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SMAP Contest Round 70: Open Beak Policy

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Published: 03 Jun 2022 › Updated: 03 Jun 2022SMAP Contest Round 70: Open Beak Policy

SMAP Contest Round 70: Open Beak Policy

Every week nelinoeva@nelinoeva hosts a fun contest in the Feathered Friends Community. This week's theme is BIRD WITH OPEN BEAK.

Entry photo is down there somewhere, you'll find it eventually.

The best part about driving along country roads is the cool shit you come across.
You gotta have a keen eye, though. And make sure you watch the road and find a safe place to pull off to take pictures of your fawn-eating vultures so you yourself don't become the next roadside spectacle and/or this family's next meal.
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If the circle of life makes you queasy, you'll want to scroll past these next few pictures.

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OK IT'S SAFE TO LOOK, NOW.

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No more baby deer gore. Just a dominant vulture chasing off the competition and entering the contest with his OPEN BEAK.⬇️⬇️⬇️
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"This is my carcass, dammit!"
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"Find your own dead thing!"
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Winner winner carcass dinner!!

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Thanks for checking out my entry to the #smap contest! You can use the link at the beginning of the post to see the rules if you want to enter.


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