There is snow all around us… but only rain here.
A wee spell ago
I spied
Some delightful pheasants
Busily searching for food
And always running as fast as they can
away from me! 🙂
It seems to me that nature, and those creatures who live in it, are no different than us.
They hunger, they feel pain, they love.
I so enjoy being part of their lives and sharing them with you in photos.
From my world to your heart!
May you find and experience joy today!
Linda
Life on a Colorado Farm 
thank you for sharing.
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You are welcome, Linda. Good Morning 🙂
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Thank you so much for sharing the sights of your farm with us. I enjoyed your pictures of the pheasants, and your sky photos are absolutely glorious.
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Thank you, George! Good Morning 🙂
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Breathtaking photos!!
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Thank you, Rita. Good Morning! 🙂
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I read somewhere that the pheasant population was booming everywhere.
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Well, ours would if we didn’t have the coyotes.
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You have Pheasants!! Such beautiful birds! Beautiful sky there too!
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They are pretty slim this year…the coyotes are rather hard on them.
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Thank you for the joy today! I love pheasants! We used to live near a pheasant farm and they would release them all in October and we would have many running around on our land. We would throw out corn for them. Sometimes they would even come and peck at our door! I have a picture of one “guy” at the door…..so cute!
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I sometimes think of raising them, but the coyotes are much. I love the idea of a tame pheasant pecking at the door for MORE!! Neat.
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Gorgeous birds.
Yes. We need nature. Unfortunately, there are too many on this planet that have no respect for it or the animals.
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Very true. It saddens me. 😦
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Me, too. 😦
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Just saw our second pheasant of the year a few minutes ago. They have to be introduced here, as they don’t winter over well. Love seeing them!
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They are fun birds to see…and they can FLY HIGH!
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Charlee: “There’s not a lot of nature handy here in San Diego, but we’re lucky that our house backs up to a big grassy hill so we get to see all kinds of things, like squirrels and lizards and road runners and quail and hawks and coyotes and—”
Lulu: “Did someone say coyotes?!” *bark bark bark bark*
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COYOTES!!! NASTY NASTY CREATURES! BARK LOUD Lulu BARK LOUD!
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Thanks for sharing. .. lovely shots! They are such timid birds aren’t they
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They are…always trying to get out of the way!
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