~ 49 ~ Walk With Me in Nova Scotia, Canada (Bird Edition)
Wow was it ever a day for birds!
This Was Yesterday...
The Cove
And A Couple More Gulls...
Crow
Watching Some Fishermen
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See life through their eyes.
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See life through their eyes.
The darker it gets, the more intense the drama in the pictures. The story is there deep and mysterious. Haunting, piercing and still. The beauty in the red berries against the darkness is every so beautiful. xx
Won't be long until the darkest day of the year, then I'll be happy for the return of the light, even though the weather will be getting messier, at least the boys won't be going to school in the dark for much longer. :)
You're nearly at 50 walks babe, what an achievement! 😉
I love the ducks, they're my favourite birds, they always kept me company when I was fishing as a kid, funny how they always did a laughing style quack when I lost a fish. I'd have been annoyed if they weren't so cool.
We have a village near me I drive through everyday on the way to work and the ducks hold up the traffic constantly crossing between ponds, nobody minds though.
Aww that's so awesome that folks don't mind the hold up by crossing ducks, a rare thing these days!!
Cute story about them laughing at you for losing a fish, I believe it!!
Why do we pour concrete foundations for houses? Foundations sag and crumble.
Stones are patient. Stones will hold up the timbers until the timbers rot and wash away. Stones endure the weight of lumber and the ambitions of generations, and then they accept our forgetfulness.
Apologies, for I know this post was about birds, though there were photographs of rocks.
Birds have perched upon your post. They will perch upon timber or concrete and then move on, hovering on faith and the manipulation of air-pressure. The brevity of their time-scales make them laugh at our concerns, though the crows know something about death and resurrection.
Tonight I heard more owls than ever before, whole families of owls calling to each other through the night. Who were they so worried about? Who indeed? It's a mystery. We never see them.
For all we know, these are only disembodied voices in the darkness. No matter that there's a feathered body perched upon timber perched upon stone. If we didn't hear them they would be nothing but a fairy-tale, cobbled of phantasm and misunderstanding.
Or lost to time, like trees falling in primeval forest sans witness.
Beautifully written Winston, the rocks were a huge part of this post, actually my favourite part. We should be building foundation from rock...wow! You're onto something there!!
I'm glad you got to hear a bunch of owls last night, I'm wondering what you guess that they were telling you? Certainly an interesting experience, sounds full of soul messages!
Serene. Peaceful.
Watching birds in Nature gives joy to my heart.
Just like a little child, sometimes I wish I could fly with them, away from all earthly worries.
Thank you for sharing! Your photos inspire me.
Taking a walk in my garden this morning and saw morning sun shining on this flower in full bloom. Just thought I would share.
Oooh wow this is a sight for sore eyes! Where in the world are you, must be somewhere very warm!! xoxo
Florida. The weather is at its best at this time of the year. ;-)
Wonderful, thank you for sharing the warmth and flowers with me <3 <3
My pleasure anytime :-)
It does look like autumn(fall) is well an truly here with winter chasing closely in its footsteps.
I do like those old wooden buildings by the water. What sort of age are they likely to be?
most likely over 50 years..however the salt spray does a lot of dammage
I will ask some locals and find out the age @pennsif! Good question!!
Yes noticing the docks with posts coming up above the dock and at low tide I notice they don't reach to the bottom. Maybe they are there to hold the other pieces in place. Very interesting how these docks are made.
It is really really interesting, I agree. Pure rustic beauty.
Wow what a great selection of photos @lyndsaybowes - I particularly like those amazing red berries and yellow lichen on the wall.
A real feast for the eyes. Thanks so much for that gorgeous walk.
Thank you for appreciating that rustic beauty, I loved that wall too!
I gotta admire your dedication to the #walkwithme tag... I would have took one look outside and went back in and put coffee on..
Like I said in a post a long time ago, it's become addictive! Nothing relieves my stress like getting out there, and especially in the cold because it warms me up from the inside out! xo
Thank you @lyndsaybowes for the support and for the menton our family really appreciate it. We wish you all best of luck!
The gulls were just hanging out waiting for their dinner. :) Tide was pretty low. The docks look high and dry...The puddle barometer says you had a lot of rain. Looks kind of nippy.
hhehheeeeee!!! Puddle Barometer, stealing that!!!!
Be my guest! It just seemed to suit...
It most certainly does!!