The glitter of birds make our world so lovely and bright
Their joy and excitement of just being alive
The lift of their wings
Make me feel as if I am right there with them
Riding the wind
From my heart to your world,
Linda
Life on a Colorado Farm
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I’m always amazed at the hugely varied sizes and colors of birds. You have captured that.
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Aren’t they just wonderful? Thank you, Jan.
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Love the feathered babies!
What is the first bird?
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O! A Pheasant! Isn’t he a beauty?
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I thought so! Gorgeous!
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🙂
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Love the photo of the pheasant
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Isn’t he handsome. I hope he and his women and kids can survive not being coyote food.
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They’ve arrived! Your Orioles ~ What a sight and a joy for you! Enjoy ~
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They have…my daughter Kimberly and Cliff have at least 12 pair…I have one. One is nice!
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the orioles are the yellow ones? we have had a few nesting pairs of yellow (w/black wings) for some years now ~
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O! Lucky you! I have one pair. But last night Terry and I saw a young male so maybe we will get a pair then we will have two pair.
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& … our huntress/princess kitty nabs the occasional oriole … (just this morning, e.g.)
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😦
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You got some great pictures of the birds around your farm.
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They are my new little hobby! 🙂
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we used to have the occasional pheasant(s) in the field below us — but a house was built there. however, one of our recent daily sightings is of an osprey (sometimes two) hovering over the neighborhood pond … and, diving and catching a fish! to carry off, presumably to the nest ~
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OH! Lucky, Lucky YOU!
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with the pond next to our house we do have a bit of unfair advantage in attracting “water birds”. however — I think YOU get sandhills in your fields, eh? — we’ve never had sandhills drop by, but they do fly over ~ (on their way to/from Delta)
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Maybe next year you will get a pair or two. All you need is one pair then the others comes.
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The little feathery bundles of life really do lift the spirits, don’t they? I particularly love watching our gaudy ones, they’re so unlikely in a natural green setting, but somehow, it works.
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I would LOVE to see your gaudy birds in person! Love it!
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One day… I think you should plan for it!
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In my fondest dreams.
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They do make our world lovely and bright … 🙂
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Yes, the earth would be dull with out them!
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