today….early morning
in the absence of sun…..
What can a bird do?
Three little birds
Looking at the view
One flew towards a roof
And then there were two!
Two little birds
Looking for the sun
One flew towards the sky
Then there was one!
One little bird
Still looking for the sun
Saw the misty line of trees
And suddenly was gone!
Gill McGrath© February 7 2015. cold
Tag: snap
missed it. grabbed the camera.
Gill McGrath©
I wasn’t looking for the sun. I wasn’t expecting to see it at all because of the thick grey cloud which had been clinging tightly to the spot where it usually arrives on time; the bit I keep my eye on. A strange brown light suddenly filled the room. Outside the air looked orange. Grabbing the camera I ran up stairs to find the sun. No sun; I had missed it, but its red trail was disappearing swiftly behind the fir tree across the way and leaving a strong orange glow in the air between here and there. Through the window on the opposite side I could see it throwing a wide ribbon of bright orange light all over the fields at the end of the road; lancing the roof tops, lighting up the windows, dancing through the tops of trees, sprinkling its dust on anything in its wake; orange, bright as fire glow; for two minutes. This is the best I could do before it suddenly ran out of breath, switched off…….
Gill January 27 4.35pm
it’s blueberry smudge time
market scene through yellow and blue
Golden bird flies into the sun tonight. [3 pics]
wind over water. turning shades of purple orange……
Hadn’t seen the robin for a while……
Then this morning he is out there in the garden early
Looking for the sun!
I had been looking at the starlings
Sitting in their tree
Looking for the sun
The same as me
Then I heard a lovely figgy song ~
~ It’s little robin sitting in his tree
Been there all along…….
watching me
Now it’s half past ten
So where’s the sun?
Gill McGrath©
(this little flash of red will do! Diary 7am…)
spot the rabbit (and six birds)
I had been trying to snap birds this morning or anything else that flies in the field near me (….with mixed results). I took just 6 shots then gave up, cold, but it wasn’t until I took a closer look (later in the warm) that I spotted something else sitting there by the birds as they pecked around….. A RABBIT who was either frozen with the cold like I was or simply unfazed by the birds and me, remaining happy to pose for 4 more shots, unnoticed by me! Here is one of those shots to go with the other two I put up earlier cows can fly and brief encounter ( both odd photos from an otherwise dull cold photo shoot!)
Gill McGrath© October 15