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Edward, awesome photo!
Jeremiah,
I just get lucky once in a while. I'd need MUCH better equipment and I'd need actual talent, not just dumb luck in order to go pro... Thanks for the kind words though.
Wayne, up here in Wisconsin I typically clean the Bluebird house sometime in midwinter. I could do it anytime after they leave here in the fall but I'm usually looking for something to do outside in January, February or March that doesn't involve moving snow or hauling firewood so that's when I head out and clean out all the Bluebird houses.
Jeremiah,
Wayne, up here in Wisconsin I typically clean the Bluebird house sometime in midwinter. I could do it anytime after they leave here in the fall but I'm usually looking for something to do outside in January, February or March that doesn't involve moving snow or hauling firewood so that's when I head out and clean out all the Bluebird houses.
Edward, WOW, that is quite the pic you took.!!!
Kraig, what great pics of the Grosbeaks. Isn't it interesting how different and bland the female is compared to the beautiful coloring of the male? one sure couldnt guess they were of the same species if one wasn't informed. They are beautiful birds. That is really wonderful that you were able to nurse the male Grosbeak back to health and he was able to journey on. Also, wonderful to hear you had so many Bluebird houses and have had them around nesting for so many years. Do they come and nest and call their young out on specific dates like ours did? Oh Kraig, I know you are being humble but you DO have the Talent with picture taking. It comes naturually for you.
Yes it was an amazing summer raising Eeek Eeek. Even to this day when I hear the Robins chattering I know exactly what they are talking about. lol.
cathleen
Kraig, what great pics of the Grosbeaks. Isn't it interesting how different and bland the female is compared to the beautiful coloring of the male? one sure couldnt guess they were of the same species if one wasn't informed. They are beautiful birds. That is really wonderful that you were able to nurse the male Grosbeak back to health and he was able to journey on. Also, wonderful to hear you had so many Bluebird houses and have had them around nesting for so many years. Do they come and nest and call their young out on specific dates like ours did? Oh Kraig, I know you are being humble but you DO have the Talent with picture taking. It comes naturually for you.
Yes it was an amazing summer raising Eeek Eeek. Even to this day when I hear the Robins chattering I know exactly what they are talking about. lol.
cathleen
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Dave S.
Dave S.
Jeff, that reminds me of this:
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I thought of starting a thread like "Weather Wonders" or "Weather Marvels" as compared to the thread "Weather Disasters" on which to post pictures of when Mother Nature takes your breath away. Instead, I'll post here the pictures I took this morning of the ice which formed Friday afternoon and hung around until about 1/2 an hour after these pictures were taken. The views were even more fantastic about 1/2 hour the pictures were taken, but I couldn't stop the car on the way to church.
I wish the pictures could properly communicate the wonder the sight of the ice on the trees caused in the beholder. I'm not really a photographer, more of a snap-shot-taker.
On the road from my house:
And on the road near the church:
I wish the pictures could properly communicate the wonder the sight of the ice on the trees caused in the beholder. I'm not really a photographer, more of a snap-shot-taker.
On the road from my house:
And on the road near the church:
Jerimiah, great pics. It is hard at times to convey the beauty we see with our vision to share with others. We also had rain that turned to ice on everything, but it didnt ice up the tree's like it did your way. Just darn slick and really foggy this morning for Marlins commute to work and it is still foggy at 1pm. sure glad we didnt have an ice storm. I worry about those, and running the rist of losing power. I relish my HEAT and comfort in the house. lol
Thanks for snappying some pics of the wonderland your way.
cathleen
Thanks for snappying some pics of the wonderland your way.
cathleen
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