Aren’t they pretty?
Happy Friday.
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Woodpeckers Feeding
I had an unusual bird scene on my deck this morning. First, a pair of downy woodpeckers showed up at the feeder and showed the feeding scenes. …
Woodpeckers Feeding
This is a beautiful series of woodpecker photos from Stephen Hung. Please stop by his blog to see more of his gorgeous photography.
Pink cherry blossom
Dark-Eyed Juncos
These little birds – a type of sparrow – mate for life and come to the Northwest Territories to nest and raise their young. Many of them then fly to British Columbia for the winter.
They have a lovely trilling song with which you may be familiar.
Happy Wednesday.
Chickadee
I love watching chickadees! They are so pretty and seem to almost float during their undulating flight.
They are very tough little birds who stay in the north year-round, even through -45C (-49F). They shelter in small tree holes or other protected spots and live on their stored food supply. They are so amazing!
Happy Tuesday!
Pinkshell Azalea
Pinkshell Azalea
A beautiful azalea flower from Vova Zinger. A visit to his site will bring many more lovely photos. 🌺
Friday Flower for June 10
Daisies are my favourite flowers. So bright and pretty, they always make me smile.
I grew up calling them marguerites, but whatever you call them, they are lovely.
SPAM (not the luncheon meat)
I’ve noticed lately that quite a few of my comments on other people’s blogs aren’t being received. https://wordsfromanneli.com/ mentioned that she …
SPAM (not the luncheon meat)
Hi Everyone, please see this short post from Belinda Grover (and take a look at her photography while you’re there!). Apparently comments are going astray and today, I’ve seen two other bloggers note the same issue. Cheers.
Bison Views
I saw a group of bison today.
And a couple of young ones who were play-fighting.
And that white stuff on the ground? Yikes. Last week it was 15C (59F) and sunny, but over the weekend, it started to pour rain, which turned to snow, which turned to rain, and then dropped below freezing. Everything is covered in ice-coated snow that in some places is about a metre thick.
So much for spring, but it was fun to see the bison!
Chrysanthemums
Some bright flowers for your Monday.
Happy week.
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