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Theodosia's outdoor photo shoot

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Theo's Keeper

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She LOVED that camellia bush, she did not want to leave! I think she thought she was hunting :)

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Green really makes her colors pop! I like the hints of brick in the background in the last picture, they restate the theme of her coloring.
 
Thanks guys! I have a question about her colors...she has some tiny bits of white around some of her saddles, especially towards her tail. Is she going to develop more white as she gets older, or will she stay mostly red and orange as she is now?
 
If I understand correctly, she will stay mostly orange & red. Maybe more orange than red. My Humphrey is an adult amel & has a little white but not a lot.
 
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