It has finally been warm enough to put Hannibal outside for real sun! 82 degrees today, and when I brought him in after 4 hours outdoors, 1) He was running around like a little dervish, he looked so happy! 2) His blue and orange markings were VIVID. He is always and a handsome guy, but the sunlight made him even prettier. Is this a common thing? He seemed to love being out there, which is a change from last year, but I don't remember being struck by how bright he was?
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Real sun=collared color brightness?
scripta_elegans
May 31, 2008 10:27 PM
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wwwwwells
Jun 01, 2008 10:25 AM
Natural sun does intensify their colors, especially the blues and yellows. I try to get mine out as much as possible.
PHEve
Jun 03, 2008 09:16 AM
Glad Hannibal is doing better this season. 
Yeah I agree when they are out in the sun they seem so beautiful/ vibrant.
THEY JUST GLEAM..... 
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PHEve / Eve
