I photographed these Ring-billed Gulls just about a year ago at Wharton point in Maine shortly after we moved here. My Birding is Fun blogpost is up with photos of some of the
So far the only “spring birds” I have seen are starlings in the yard!
Meanwhile, this gray and dreary day has made me pensive, and so I wrote a poem which is also posted on Kathie’s Poet Tree:
Gray Day
Looking out the window panes
On a gray landscape;
Gray squirrels playing on gray tree trunks,
Gray sky waiting
Steel clouds billow and flatten
Dove skies bleed
Drops of liquid silver
Dull earth waits for water it cannot absorb
Gray birds sing in wet trees
Late winter rain turns gently to snow
And paints the world in white despair again.
Kathie Adams Brown (March 14, 2015)
Lovely photos and poem, Kathie -- I hope you get some sun soon!
ReplyDeleteThanks Prairie Birder! We have had some sun and even some melting but now a storm has rolled back in. I know it will not last, but it does make me pensive and thoughtful.
DeleteI love your poem. Surely soon you will see the sun and spring
ReplyDeleteMargaret, I am so ready for spring and to see the bays thaw and the birds return!
DeleteLovely poem. I do hope your weather improves and Spring comes soon for you Kathie.
ReplyDeleteRoy, I sure am missing Arizona right now!
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