All of these birds are different birds of the same kind (obviously, right?) Anyway, can you tell a difference in each robins' face? This one is actually very calming to me. The robin is centered with a bunch of branches here. Since I've mostly been at home and now take my pictures at home, it's nice to see a sort of woodsy image, don't you think? This one is regal and bold looking. It looks as if it's marking it's territory. "I'm the owner of this tree. It seems to call out. "Look at me. I'm the best." This post may contain a link to my etsy shop where I may earn a profit through this link. https://www.etsy.com/listing/929852700/a-beautiful-snowflake?ref=shop_home_active_1
Two Beautiful Birds I had a lot of lovely Cardinals feeding today. I have homegrown birdseed. It sticks out on my windowsill. Here's my best cardinal shot today. Isn't he handsome? The light shines just right on his chest. Look at that glow. I have a new place to take pictures in the pear tree. I remember thinking of robins as a sign of spring, but they are here year round in SW Missouri. I had one that used to like our swing set. I called it Jerry Cotton if I remember right. I have no idea how I came up with the name. This one isn't up there yet, but here's a link to purchase some of my photos to use for prints and digital wall paper just as an example. If you're interested in purchasing photos for use of printing, or digital wall paper. Please note, this is my etsy shop here. Since I will be blogging about photos, I will be sharing the place to buy my photos. Purchases will inspire more blogging and more sharing of photos you are free to look at. ...
This baby dove was found in our flower planter. The other egg never hatched. I can't remember if the mother was around or not. It startled me when I came upon the baby bird. Another baby dove landed on the ground from a tree. I tried to help it, but unfortunately did not survive. They look so much different from adult doves, don't they?
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