What do we know about usual, it being our 3rd winter in Nova Scotia, but here we are anticipating yet another blizzard tomorrow after just getting through one on Sunday. The snow we lost during last week's thaw has been replaced.
A little late with my spring photos from last week where the birds were flying about in happy throngs. A few crows came to visit like this handsome fellow.
doin' the crow strut
Wally hates it when I feed wild animals, but really- it has been a harsh winter
Up on the garage roof, calling his friends in
the next afternoon is gorgeous, a little colder
(That's the venetian blind twirly-thing hanging in the window)
I like to look at the hills beyond the tree-lined ravine
and, oh, another early visitor: a plumped up flicker
He turns to listen to Misty, the terrier next door
please excuse my poor exposures
then we move to the front of the house.
"What's that you see, Babu?"
a crow in the ash tree
Babu continues window shopping
Well, that was a blurry set of shots. Chalk it up to my poor camera and limited photo-shopping skills. Still, it's a slice of winter life as March takes a break from its blustery roar.
I don't know who first said,
" The first step to getting what you want is having the courage to get what you don't (want)."
In light of that, I am continuing my purge. This week it's magazines and letters and cards from friends that are no longer in my life. It is a wistful time, best done in short bits before it gets to be too much. I like to watch minimalist videos to spur me on, like this one:
and this one:
I hope these might be as inspiring to you.
2 comments:
great shots of the crow!
blurry or not, if you know what you're looking for, you can see it.
Ain't nature grand?
I know what you mean about knowing what you're looking for. There is just enough definition and proportion to use these as reference material. Thanks for forgiving the blurriness.
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