Right now, the water is extremely high. Leaving me to stick close to my house. One good aspect, I get to watch the birds “play” out by my feeders. I admit the little Downy woodpecker is one of my favorites. He just seems to scamper up the pole with ease.
When I am outside taking photos, I cannot help but wonder if he is watching me as much as I am watching him.
Until next time…peace
I am thankful for long days filled with family, friends, and yes, work. But before the day gets too hectic, I love to watch the sunrise. This morning, the beautiful pink sky was breathtaking. I could hear the turkeys calling in the distance. The morning birds beginning to sing. I cannot think of a better way to start a day.
Until next time…peace
Did you remember Valentine’s Day? I was fortunate to have breakfast with my folks this morning. I couldn’t ask for anything more than that on this beautiful sunny day.
I thought I would share a few of the numerous old postcards I have collected over the years.
I love collecting vintage postcards.
Many people would rather find blank cards. Not me, I want old postcards with handwritten notes on the back. The writing allows me to get a glimpse of the personal history of the sender.
Happy Valentine’s Day everyone.
Until next time….peace
After the snowy weekend, I was happy to see the snow plow finally come down my road today. I could complain and whine over the snowfall. But, I can’t help myself, I find the snow beautiful. Of course, I was right out in the middle of it. Watching the snowfall is peaceful.
Photographing the birds was a big part of my weekend fun. At one time, I had over 30 Mourning Doves at my feeders. One of my grandpa’s favorites, the doves are always fun to watch.
The Tufted Titmouses often provide comical relief. I didn’t even notice the second one, until after I uploaded the photos to my computer.
Litte Nuthatch was eyeing me as I put the food in the feeders.
If the feeders were empty or low, the Chickadees expressed their opinions. For a small bird, they are noisy.
I also had Cardinals, Bluejays, Sparrows, Crackles, and more. So if you ever get a chance to play in the snow, take time to watch the birds.
Until next time…peace
From my understanding, there are approximately 3,000 species of snakes around the world.
Today, February 1st celebrates serpents and snakes alike. So I thought I would share a few of my snake photos.
Like everything in nature, I find snakes fascinating.
Until next time…peace
Rebecca's Writings and Photography 