Nature has always inspired me, from the little creatures that share our space, from the beautiful sunrise that greets us each morning, to the sunsets that thrill us with glorious color each evening. This space is dedicated to our Heavenly Father, who graces our earth with such beauty.
Oh my - they're beautiful, Laurie! We won't have any little bird friends here for a couple more months yet.
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Wow! What lovely birds.
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PS I might add that they don't need a 'name' to be beautiful! I love just watching birds and often don't know what they are!
ReplyDeleteJust curious! The red one in particular is stunning :)
Hi Laurie... okay, here's the truth. these photos make me weep! they are so beautiful and sweet and tender and gorgeous and real and inspiring, and soothing... Just what I needed today to remind me that it's all going to be okay. Love your comments, keep them coming and take good care. Keri
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How beautiful! So glad to find this blog. I share your love of what our Heavenly Father has created! I am a transplanted Michigander; we moved to North Carolina back in '83 and live on a 55 acre farm. I hope you'll visit my site once in awhile to see our version of earthly paradise. I'm going to be a regular visitor.
ReplyDeleteThese birds are just beautiful, Laurie! I see you live in Michigan; we moved from there to North Carolina back in '83. Nice to see Michigan nature on this blog! We live on a farm where I have chickens. There's a blue heron who lives at our pond, and we see ospreys once in awhile. Carolina wrens, phoebes, and Eastern king birds frequent our property. We hear pileated woodpeckers most every day although they're very shy and would rather not be seen. My favorite bird, though, is the flicker, related to the woodpecker family. It's a treat to see these guys. I'm enjoying your lovely photos; keep them coming! 8-)
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