Ah. This reminds me. I should put out the finch feeders
That is truly one of the loveliest sounds to hear. Our winter birds are not as melodious. Crows and Cardinals really can't sing.
I love the birds all winter, and especially the little chickadees who make their cheeky presence known all summer, too.
Is it just me, or does the sound of the birds chirping brings instant joy to the one who hears it?
"Debate until late"--awesome description of birds communicating.
Oh, I loved this Geo.Love to hear the birds singing!Nice poem ...
They seem to be a melodious congress in cheery debate.Now there's a pattern to be copied.
Perhaps a meeting of the local bird council? I had no sound come through but can imagine how wonderful it all sounded. Loved the poem.
I can hear them now. Such a chatter!
Ah. This reminds me. I should put out the finch feeders
ReplyDeleteThat is truly one of the loveliest sounds to hear. Our winter birds are not as melodious. Crows and Cardinals really can't sing.
ReplyDeleteI love the birds all winter, and especially the little chickadees who make their cheeky presence known all summer, too.
ReplyDeleteIs it just me, or does the sound of the birds chirping brings instant joy to the one who hears it?
ReplyDelete"Debate until late"--awesome description of birds communicating.
ReplyDeleteOh, I loved this Geo.
ReplyDeleteLove to hear the birds singing!
Nice poem ...
They seem to be a melodious congress in cheery debate.
ReplyDeleteNow there's a pattern to be copied.
Perhaps a meeting of the local bird council? I had no sound come through but can imagine how wonderful it all sounded. Loved the poem.
ReplyDeleteI can hear them now. Such a chatter!
ReplyDelete