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- Hail
- Spring Thunderstorm Storm
- February 28, 1998
- Tweaking
- "K"
- Marking the Calendar
- Reds
- From Hearts
- Geese, geese, geese!
- Signs of Spring
- What?????
- Feeding the bees
- Try, try, again...
- Watercolor Morning
- Spring?
- Winter Sowing
- Mardi Gras
- Tallies are in
- President's Day
- Copper's Hawk
- Year of the Fire Pig
- Early Evening
- Mocking Bird Rules
- Jay-jay-jay
- New Cardinal Moon
- Wind and snow
- Comedy or Drama?
- Counting and clicking
- Photo contest
- Backyard Bird Count
- Playing with roses
- It is cold outside!
- Treasure Hunt
- Painting With Light
- Happy Valentine's Day
- Brr....
- 1,001 Bird Stories
- Sunday with the birds
- Yellow Bellied Sapsucker
- Concern
- Serious
- Looking Down
- For those in Canada
- Snack Time
- Cold February Day
- Woodpecker Days
- Happy Birthday
- Nothing but blue skies!
- Brown Creeper Returns!
- Happy Day
- White Tails
- Looking up
- New Day
- Scoot!
- Periodicals
- Patience
- Timing is everything
- Singing for Meal Worms
- Superbowl Sunday
- Putting it together
- Indoor Gardening
- Antics
- Cardinal Time
- Learning
- New Toys
- To the Market
- Cardinal Time
- Sunset
- Windy Afternoon
- Rainbow clouds
- Happy Groundhog's Day
- Full Snow Moon
- End of Day
- House Finches
- Click and sniff
- Dove on the roof
- Happy February
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5 comments:
I agree. Your wonderful pics have cheered me up! :-)
Dear Sprite,
After seeing the double rainbow I was in sky awe! As the Cumulonibus Mamma clouds were touched by the setting sun I continued to be awed!
I wondered what Mother Nature would do as her encore. As I gazed upward the Snow Geese came into view. I had seen a flock high in the early evening sky pass the crecent moon the other night. I knew Spring was here. I was out without the camera at that time.
To have photos of the Spring Migration is wonderful to me. I thought of how I have longed for spring and how those who live North of me are also longing for sweet smells and warmer weather.
The geese remind me we are all connected.
Although I no longer write with a quill pen I am grateful for the Goose. As I watched the geese migrating north I felt the call of the quest. I remembered my favorite
childhood fairy tale, Sleeping Beauty. I am awake now and ready for the next tale.
It is fun and exciting to be writing with pictures.
~Q~
Dear Chris,
I so hope you are feeling better. Being down is no fun!
If one of today's photos brought you cheer than they did their job.
I send wellness on the beams of the sunrise.
~Q~
Thank you for taking such good care of our geese! They are a joy to watch especially crossing the street with their young waddling behind in a straight line - I hope to have my camera handy this year when I spot them so I can post a pic.
Hi Deb,
You are so welcome! The migrating geese are a sure sign of Fall and Spring. Seeing the goslings and their mother must be a wonderful site. I too am hoping you can get a photo.
Spring is on it's way. The geese will need to stop for food and water and some sleep but they will be back soon.
"Honk-honk-honk"
~Q~
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