Outside I could hear a spring robin, a melancholy sound more searching than song to me.
~ Jessica Francis Kane, Rules for Visiting
Photo: Robin singing
Outside I could hear a spring robin, a melancholy sound more searching than song to me.
~ Jessica Francis Kane, Rules for Visiting
Photo: Robin singing
so pretty,
‘a melancholy song’ – perfect
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Yes…
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Happy Monday, pal! Hope your week is a good one…
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You too Lori.
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Hija Dave; we are at our new abode and the awakening has so far been that: Singing of birds in the shrubs and trees….. not melancholic though, JOYFUL, greeting the springtime weather, be it justified or not – wonderful….. and quiet nights, no more nightmares, just nearly unsurmountable amounts of boxes, cases, stuff….. but hey, by the end of March most of them should be emptied (but where to?!) 😉
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Smiling. Joyful spring has arrived to Kiki-Land! Wonderful.
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I didn’t recognize this bird as a robin, but after searching a few bird ID sites I found out that it’s a European robin. We’re used to seeing the American robin around here. Pretty bird.
And a very good morning to you. The Am. robins have arrived here, singing about spring.
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Yes, I learned that there are many types of Robins. Who knew?!?!
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Live and learn, right?
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Right!
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Just lovely
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Thank you Jo-Anne. So agree.
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I love the tiny puffs of breath from that little yellow bird. It’s like we can see the notes of its song.
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Yes!
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spring training and birds singing – life is good!
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Ha! Yes….
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