Spring Ice on the lake

Mid March today.  SPRING MELT.  

Leaf on the ice.  

The ice leaves.  

 

                                                                                                             

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Fisherman's catch

Nuthatch at the birdfeeder

 

Nuthatches are happy unside down. 

(Living happy.)    

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Chickadee

 

A chickadee weighs about the same as four copper pennies. 

Less than half an ounce!  

 

Little bird the size of four copper pennies,  stay warm. 

 

Luke 12:6 Are not five sparrows sold for two pennies.  

Yet not one of them is forgotten by God.

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Rain

 Small walk. Small rain. 

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Late are the fall colors.

 

 Cutting firewood along the gravel road.  

With permission.   Windfall.  

Alfalfa field alongside. 

Late are the fall colors.  

Green in the month of October. 

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No snow to speak of.

   
In 2024, in January, in February- no snow in the land of snow, but on the ice - there are Fish Kites!   To the right, are the whale kites.

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Oak Tree with a little age on it.

 

An aging tree.  Like me. 

 Shabby Chic?  With  patina.

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Heaven

 

When I see an airplane or an eagle

I look up!  And beyond.

My father was a pilot. 

Heaven is where he is now.

I think about that.  Heaven.

I think there will be people in heaven

who are happy my father is there with them.

They will like 

the many delightful stories he's apt to tell!

I think, sometimes,  my father looks in on me ~

When I see an eagle  circle  overhead, I look up. 

 Towards heaven.

Days in a row of frosty fog.

         Bird  feeder tree ornament.  

Days in a row of frosty fog.

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Sir Hutch

 

Sir Hutch

Prairie Tree

 

Prairie Tree.  My roots.  

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                                                    Pumpkins in the City.

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Autumn variety

A country road 

that  I have not traveled before. 

Past the swampland and into the trees.  

Up and down the hills.