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Arrivals by Victoria's Poetry & Voices of Muse Thursday, December 31, 2009 Rated "G" by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan My flock of Morning Doves is nearly 60! They come in just before day break to eat & of course eat all throughout the day. It is important if you feed the birds to continue in the winter as they need you too. They stay because they need to fuel their self to survive the cold nights. If you don't want to feed birds in the wintry months one should stop feeding them in late summer to early fall so that they can find a good winter roosting where food is plenty...or they will die. They will be so hungry at times in the early morn they don't care if I am filling the feeders. (50lbs every 2-3 days) Of course I wear my camouflage & maybe they think I am a tree? All My Love & Embracing YOU! Arriving Into 2010!!!
border="0" "Photobucket" src="http://i299.photobucket.com/albums/mm317/vickiemccolley/arrivals.jpg" /> Arrivals Sapphire skies owned by jewels delectations…. Ruby gloams upon eventide’s arriving eve; Dropping crystals from onyx painted firmaments; Where whirlwinds evenfall will polish the earth a new… White rain falls upon the statuesque limbs in solitudes; …Offering beauteous gems gathering wintry essence. Fireside hearths aglow warm the heart of homes; Giving presence into the slumbering closures of today… Crepuscular vibrancy fades into the quietude of nightfall, as we all await arrivals of our new birthing year… *Happy New Year 2010 an Arrival!!!* (Written: December 31^st, 2009 8:21 a/m) In Joy, In Peace, In Grace, In Harmony of Love Embraced ~ Embrassé poétesse d'amour ~ poétesse romantique Copyright© 2009 Poetess Victoria L. McColley border="0" "Photobucket" src="http://i299.photobucket.com/albums/mm317/vickiemccolley/thanks.jpg" />

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Reviewed by Jon Willey	1/8/2010

Vickie, a true friend of nature are you -- I think your photo captures the essence of nature's beauty and emphasizes how fragile life is at the same time -- great work here -- may your 2010 be spiritually rewarding, filled with love and joy my friend -- Jon Michael




Reviewed by Rose Rideout	1/1/2010

This is so sweet as they are the perfect welcomed visitors Vickie. Newfie Hugs, Rose




Reviewed by William Bonilla	12/31/2009

doves coo at me every day in the morning noon and night they for me wait to appear then coo at me..... for me to hear their sometime sadden lonely coos Love & peace be with you Happy New year William




Reviewed by John Bidwell	12/31/2009

OMG your photos are always stunning. I always feel like I'm helping Mom when I feed the birds. She won a barn feeder in a contest. We have morning doves- but just a pair. Awesome arrivals! John




Reviewed by Sage Sweetwater	12/31/2009

Nature's patchwork quilt, you've offered us another piece to the healing blanket, seed and bird stitched together as a healthy flock, Victoria... Love, Sage




Reviewed by Cela Shearer	12/31/2009

Lovely and very meaningful. Have a great new year... from a "Dark Poetess."




Reviewed by David cox	12/31/2009

that's great you feed the birds in theses harh conditions they need all the help they can get, and i bet you great in camoflauge, keep it up vickie. happy new year. Dave




Reviewed by Georg Mateos	12/31/2009

...but do keep them away from my new washed car!!!!!!!!!(LOL) Georg




Reviewed by Christine Alwin	12/31/2009

ah I do keep my feeders full and a heated birth bath as they do thirst...wow 50 pounds every 2-3 days....you are right they have arrived! Birds a passion of mine! Christine