(I am posting some older photos today)
The geese are now living next to us in droves…um, rather huge flocks! I just love it.
The Sandhill Cranes are also in massive flocks behind our house in last years cornfield.
I have been seeing small flocks of Bluebirds…wonderful little bits of sky announcing spring is almost here. They will leave our area as the days and nights get warmer.
Then for the last few days I have been seeing flocks of Western Meadow Larks rushing about along the fence lines looking for left over seeds to eat.
What a joy this transission time is: 
The sounds of birds large and small, swift and colorful, gossiping and talking as they gather themselves for flights to the north, or come winging in from the south.
All the while taking one season with them, or bringing in another season as they arrive.
This is such a magical time, a herald of the marvel called Change.
Your friend on a western Colorado farm,
Linda
Life on a Colorado Farm 
Cranes! There was ONE on the NYS rare bird alert this morning…one. lol
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COOL! Maybe more will follow!
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What a wonderful way to mark the change of seasons.
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Migrations!!!
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And change is good—specially if it is called Spring.
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Yes!
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Here, it’s officially the first day of autumn, although you’d never know it from the temperature. No sign of migration yet, another month at least before we see that.
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HAPPY FALL!
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🙂
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You are lucky to be seeing so many birds:)
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We are…I watch daily!
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We have had a glorious spring for a month now.
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OH! Lucky you. Are you living within the Almond trees now?
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I never get tired of seeing the geese come through here. They rest on the freeway medians and all the cars will stop if they get on the roadway. Not as many this year as years before. Never the cranes though. You are lucky to have so much land for them to rest on. Yes, I know luck has nothing to do with it. Just really hard work. At least you have it so we can see the photos. 🙂 I think we are all ready for a little change.
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I feel lucky to live here so may the word is blessed.
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we rarely have canadiangeese in our pond, but have had a small flock spendin’ some time. even saw a turtle surface last week when it was warm ! and (i’m sure) like you-all, flowers are startin’ to come up ~
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You are about two weeks ahead of us…lucky you! Mom and Dad loved living down there because they got Spring first and then winter came later than us!
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Oh yes, the seasons are changing! Bet you are looking forward to some lovely spring weather 😃
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March is always windy….caused by the mountains surrounding us…the wind melts the snow and wake us the plants, but it also causing nerves in people and animals…but, for me…I love it! 🙂
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