The sun came out finally---for a few days anyways I had to make a trip to Lowes to get stuff for more projects.....but all this work is getting to me...so I stopped at a park to see what birds were hanging around...This Downy Woodpecker afforded me a good look.
Next up was this portly American Robin! |
this Red Bellied Woodpecker was really upside down...notice the red belly!
and I didnt know Goldfinch loved to eat the seed in these sycamore balls they were all over these trees...
they dangled,
napped...
snacked...
and contemplated the next move!
jumping from one ball to the next!
Back home I thought this was rather humorous, a different SPIN on things...
and then this afternoon we had a lovely sunset!!
the best way to end a peaceful day!!
PEACE
Eleanor Roosevelt: You must do the thing you think you can not.
Great way to replenish you soul. Sunset is fantastic
ReplyDeleteTRUE...I get bogged down and start to feel disconnected if I go too long without a trek into nature!
DeleteHey Sondra... Good to see what's going on in your neck of the woods. I enjoyed your photo's , and yes Goldfinches even eat seeds out of the pods from lilac blossom in the winter. There into mine all the time!
ReplyDeleteYup I am still alive :) . Hope I can get back into blogging soon. I don't know what is my issue grrr!!
Hi Grace hope you're doing well...I know when you have something to say you will be back to blogging full time..I think sometimes we need a break to reflect.
DeleteOoh winter is the best for sunrises and sunsets!
ReplyDeleteTrue Jen seems in summer the skies just don't cooperate!
DeleteSo happy you stopped to see the birdies! Spring must be on the way! I've seen those seed balls on trees and now I know that they are Sycamores. Learned something new today, yay! Thank you.
ReplyDeleteI love the skin, or bark of the sycamore tree..reminds me of a Pinto Horse!!!
DeleteWhat a lovely day and fascinating find with the goldfinches eating the sycamore balls!!
ReplyDeleteEnjoyed your birding break and beautiful winter sky.
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