Well� Not only for birds� In my childhood at Kamchatka we, kids, picked up Mountain Ash berries after the frost, and they were so sweet and so ful of flavors. Oh, gosh� How many memories bring your photo� Deena, I hope you feel good today, I use to check your posts every morning, and few days it was nothing. I worried little bit�
Deena, what a truly gorgeous picture, it looks like a Christmas card:) i hope you are feeling well:) i have been keeping you in my thoughts and prayers!
We usually only see the cedar waxwings when the Madrone tree has fruit in late summer. The tree is alive with activity. I could watch them for hours from the second story bathroom window.
Deena I am most pleased that you introduced yourself to me! We are kindred spirits lovers of nature and I too was diagnosed with breast cancer in Spring of 2004. I am ok..heading for my 4 yr. check soon. I will hold you ~my siter~ in my prayers. BTW I also have a possum that visits lately for night feedings..seeds and nuts leftover from the daily feeders.All my Nature visitors are dear to me and most welcome and I name them too! I even break my ankle feeding them..that is a journey I posted during Christmas weeks. I hope we will exchange visits again! hugs NG
**I am a mother of 3, grandmother of six , wife of a wonderful man, friend & artist. I am a retired banking Vice President & a self taught artist working in fabric, paint & paper mediums. With a love for all nature a fear of snakes . Living at the edge of the Singing Woods Forest Preserve.
**My life changed in the blink of an eye with a diagnosis of Stage 4 Breast Cancer 10/2007**
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Well� Not only for birds� In my childhood at Kamchatka we, kids, picked up Mountain Ash berries after the frost, and they were so sweet and so ful of flavors. Oh, gosh� How many memories bring your photo�
Deena, I hope you feel good today, I use to check your posts every morning, and few days it was nothing. I worried little bit�
Deena, what a truly gorgeous picture, it looks like a Christmas card:)
i hope you are feeling well:) i have been keeping you in my thoughts and prayers!
wonderful photo and the waxwings just love those!
We usually only see the cedar waxwings when the Madrone tree has fruit in late summer. The tree is alive with activity. I could watch them for hours from the second story bathroom window.
Thank you for this new photo. I've never seen a Cedar Wax Wing! It's beautiful! I'm having a terribly hard time keeping my feeders filled!
I hope you are having a very good day - feeling chipper!
Hugs,
Deborah
Deena I am most pleased that you introduced yourself to me! We are kindred spirits lovers of nature and
I too was diagnosed with breast cancer in Spring of 2004. I am ok..heading for my 4 yr. check soon. I will hold you ~my siter~ in my prayers.
BTW I also have a possum that visits lately for night feedings..seeds and nuts leftover from the daily feeders.All my Nature visitors are dear to me and
most welcome and I name them too! I even break my ankle
feeding them..that is a journey I posted during Christmas weeks.
I hope we will exchange visits again! hugs NG
I love this photo of the cedar waxwings. As you know, I love birds and bird nests, just as you do. Thanks for sharing.
Love and blessings,
Mary
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