Primary feathers extended, right wing and head highlighted by the early evening sun, a Turkey Vulture effortlessly soars.
Soars.
Month: March 2021
Surveys.
A House Sparrow surveys its surroundings.
Unexpected yet welcome visitor.
We have a watering station set out for the songbirds. While we enjoyed the late winter-early spring sun one afternoon, this honeybee – an unexpected yet welcome visitor – landed at the station.
Artist.
Faye embarked on a year-long project to record the weather in cross-stitch. We recently bought a headset with a light and switchable magnifying lenses to make the work easier.
The artist . . . creating art.
Inviting her.
Fitzi, carrying a toy, looks back at Lucy, inviting her to play.
Sunrise.
I was compelled to capture this image of a marvellous late winter sunrise.
Snatches.
A Red-breasted Nuthatch snatches a sunflower seed.
Much loved.
Much loved, valued, and treasured Fitzi.
Christmas-y.
A recent snowfall started out with small flakes. After a time these large flakes began falling, which gave me a very Christmas-y feeling.
Sliver
Water ponded in a field reflects only a tiny sliver of a gorgeous late winter dawn.
previouslytexan 