GM©
Gill McGrath. April 23.
~ first shots at 6.00 am ~ last shots at 8.00 pm
(in order)
looking for the yellow
feeling it in slow time
so who cares where the sun is
when you are sitting at a dark window
your paws sadly resting on the sill
waiting for that someone
grey clouds gathering
and its looking quite a bit like rain?

Can you see him waiting in the window?

Can you see her, sitting all day on her nest?

And look at him, now its evening, eyes fixed on the dark clouds wondering if it will thunder…..

…that’s when … the nesting lady takes her chance!
Gill McGrath© April 22. 7.00 pm ~~
Update: Late sunset here with clear skies and a bit of color 8.40 pm ~ and a moon!
in between the lines
Seeing you
color in the day
under
and over the lines
through the hedge
glancing your reflection
through the soft blue carpet. Gill McGrath©
Gill McGrath© April 22. today 6.15am ~~ ‘It’s color not colour.OK!’©
Early Bird
field walk towards night ~ in the sunset
caught turning to gold
Up too late to catch the first pink of dawn over the way, I went into garden barefoot,with the camera- what a mistake – the grass was so cold, so wet, I nearly flew back to the kitchen. But the pigeon pair, sitting on one of the lines above under the blue were in the middle of a conversation clearly excited about the hazy golden sun getting ever brighter and still rising in the middle of the gap over the way.
There was a sudden flurry and the gent pigeon took off while the lady remained innocent, still seated, cooing gently – on the line. He landed on another wire nearer the sun and seemed to crawl dejected along it towards the pole looking for his best seat to watch it all.
A few others tried to join him but were quickly seen off!

The sun ever brighter continued to set everything aglow – and then the birds flew away – to chase other things!
…… But look at her back on the line – still there – She has turned to gold –

And he has come back to her – having caught the gold – although I think he got a bit too close! – He obviously lost his head – and is quietly waiting to recover!
With any light mist burned away now gone – the fields to the side beyond the old Cherry tree – are suddenly quite yellow
Yeh!
Gill McGrath© April 21. beautiful day Early Bird
waking up in the pink by the bluebells.

snoozing pigeons didn’t turn a feather.
Gill McGrath. today. April 20 [6.10 thru 6.30 am]
some early bird! Early Bird weekly challenge link
here we are then ! same place. same time….sort of
Passenger. Lisa Hannigan
“Passenger”
Walking round Chicago,
I have smuggled you as cargo,
though you are far away unknowing.
By the time we get to Salt Lake
I have packed you in my suitcase,
ironed the creases from my own remembering
She said Bird, why?
We wound our way to Texas
where I summoned remote hexes
and I sent them across dust and oceans.
In Phoenix, Arizona I had the notion
I might phone you,
but there it lived and died, a notion.
She said Bird, why? I said Bird, why?
Oh my satellite, oh my passenger.
We came up on Ohio,
I have you chewed on like a biro.
You are a sum I am no closer to deciphering.
We came up to Minneapolis,
all fizzy blood and twitchy fists.
I buried you in a day of snowing.
She said Bird, why? I said Bird, why?
Oh my satellite, oh my passenger.























































