Your photographs of Hummingbirds are delightful . Our Hummingbirds have filled themselves up at the feeder for the last time, packed up and headed south for their long journey. They leave me wistful as I say my usual goodbyes and safe travels. Telling them the feeders will be cleaned and full when they arrive in the spring. We have a few ‘strangers’ stop by for a rest and refill (r&r). We can tell the difference. The passersbys’ went for the cherry tomatoes instead of the red flowers or freshly filled feeder…
Love your first attempt at journaling! I think you did a wonderful job. Like all artists of every imaginable medium; time and repeat , press repeat again.
I listened to another Amy Tan interview back in April while on a road trip. Thrilled to have listened for most of my driving time. This one is Amy Tan and environmental justice educator Trish O'Kane. Worth a listen;
Thank you for sharing your journaling and the links to Amy Tan's site. And thanks for the close-up of those feathered clouds. Beautiful! So true about seeing that sliver of a lulling moon as a smile in the sky! We can all use a happy smile up there! And that tooth of the Eastern kingbird! Who knew?! I will keep this post handy to be reminded of what it is like when happiness returns!
Love your art work/nature journaling ❤️😍👍. Beautiful photos too ❤️😍👍
Thank you Sharon!
Gorgeous, Karen. Those egrets! A poem of a photo.
Thank you Jeffrey!
Your photographs of Hummingbirds are delightful . Our Hummingbirds have filled themselves up at the feeder for the last time, packed up and headed south for their long journey. They leave me wistful as I say my usual goodbyes and safe travels. Telling them the feeders will be cleaned and full when they arrive in the spring. We have a few ‘strangers’ stop by for a rest and refill (r&r). We can tell the difference. The passersbys’ went for the cherry tomatoes instead of the red flowers or freshly filled feeder…
Love your first attempt at journaling! I think you did a wonderful job. Like all artists of every imaginable medium; time and repeat , press repeat again.
I listened to another Amy Tan interview back in April while on a road trip. Thrilled to have listened for most of my driving time. This one is Amy Tan and environmental justice educator Trish O'Kane. Worth a listen;
https://www.npr.org/2024/04/22/1245849320/amy-tan-the-backyard-bird-chronicles-trish-okane-birding-to-change-the-world
( Oh, and if rainbows are mysteriously popping up where you least expect them, I would say it means good things are coming your way).
Thank you Lor! Appreciate the link too!
Love the artwork journaling!! And those hummingbird photos!!!
Thank you Sue!
Thank you for sharing your journaling and the links to Amy Tan's site. And thanks for the close-up of those feathered clouds. Beautiful! So true about seeing that sliver of a lulling moon as a smile in the sky! We can all use a happy smile up there! And that tooth of the Eastern kingbird! Who knew?! I will keep this post handy to be reminded of what it is like when happiness returns!
Thank you Sandy!
Those hummingbirds! That rainbow! Very auspicious! What a nice way to start our days you provide.
Thank you Michael!
Are you using your phone to take your pictures? They are beautiful and intriguing.
Thank you Karen. I use my phone for most sunrise and landscape pictures and my DSLR for most everything else.