HOW WITTY AND SIMPLY ENJOYABLE. I LOVED THIS KEEPER...THANKS FOR SHARING. LOVE AND BLESSINGS, JOYCE * HIS INSPIRATIONS

I have always been facinated in how they take such good care of their young and you can count on them returning each year at the same time. Great write Annabel.

Newfie hugs, Rose

The swallow returning to the boat house, they do that. This year however they pretty much avoided Capistrano for better digs up the road. Patrick

Beautiful write and I love the picture.

It is always nice when mother nature's little feathered friends give us cause to believe their is still hope for this world.
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Awww, how weird I was just chatting with a neighbour, and she has a baby swallow on her breast. It thinks Vicky is her mum.
Don'tcha just love nature at its pure essence.

But what's more is that Vic going through chemo on that breast for cancer.

An outstanding writing of mother nature.


GOD BLESS YOU
TONY

Wonderful poem ~ we humans can take a lesson from the birds and make time for family and togetherness and for singing ~
Blessings,
Christine

Above a wooden beam on my rear patio, for years the same (I think) the same family of Morning Doves has made or occupied the same nest and, while occupied, when opening the patio door I can see and hear the soft coo-coo'ing of the morning doves, or every now and then one would perch on the block wall of my fence waiting until I went back into the house or went off the patio, then the bird would fly into the nest. I have found myself waiting until late winter when the doves would, once again, occupy the nest above the beam.
Your friend, Mark