I have been drawing from the archives for much of this month’s challenge, partly because I haven’t been anywhere but also because I have so many unused shots that are perfect for this month’s theme of up. There are also some I just love so much I want to share again such as this one. Robins can be uppity but this one is very friendly with us.
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While I was downloading stuff I took today I discovered an entire set of photographs I took last summer. It just so happened that they made very lovely squares. So here are three twilight squares from a marina in Connecticut.
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Love finds like these, it’s a treasure trove
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Such a great close-in shot; I really like this!!
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thank you so much 🙂
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I love your Robin! It so different from the American Robin. 🙂
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Different species – I don’t think the settlers were really birders when they named yours! Do you know if Native Americans have a name for it?
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Yeah, definitely not John Audubon. I don’t know if the Native Americans have a name for it as it isn’t near as prestige as the Bald Eagle. LOL! 🙂
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Cheery chirrups! I have stirrups – https://myheart2heart.blog/2021/01/08/looking-up-or-down/
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