Each day as a set out on my walks I ask myself "what amazing thing will I find today?" It may be at the beginning of each walk, in the middle or at the end, but I do find something amazing each time. On this day it was this Eastern Towhee. I heard him WAY before I saw him and slowly approached. He sat there and "called" for several minutes ~ I think there might have been a Mrs. Towhee near by. Sometimes all we have to do is slow down or stop .... and listen to the world around us ~ Amazing things WILL happen. Saturday
Along the Huckleberry Trail
Each day as a set out on my walks I ask myself "what amazing thing will I find today?" It may be at the beginning of each walk, in the middle or at the end, but I do find something amazing each time. On this day it was this Eastern Towhee. I heard him WAY before I saw him and slowly approached. He sat there and "called" for several minutes ~ I think there might have been a Mrs. Towhee near by. Sometimes all we have to do is slow down or stop .... and listen to the world around us ~ Amazing things WILL happen.
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Kerri, your Towhee is gorgeous! What capture and a beautiful sighting.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful bird!
ReplyDeleteA beautiful little bird and a beautiful photo. Lovely lighting!
ReplyDeleteYou are so successful at capturing birds, Kerri. You must be very patient!
ReplyDeleteThat's so true. It works for me too.. far more often than not. Wonderful photo, Kerri. :)
ReplyDeleteExcellent capture Kerri! Awesome composition.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful post~both the writing and the photo!
ReplyDeleteYour photos are gorgeous and your words equally beautiful! Your blog is a real joy to read! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteReally great!
ReplyDeleteI hope he found his lady.
ReplyDeleteSome birds get their names for the song they sing. What does the towhee say? There's a type in my yard right now that literally says "tweet."
ReplyDeleteWe have a Huckleberry Trail here in the New River Vally of Virginia.
Very nice photo of the Towhee..cant wait to get back east to see them again.
ReplyDeleteSuper capture.
ReplyDeleteWhat a lesson.
ReplyDeleteYes, slow down and enjoy each day as it is- not as we sould wish it to be.
And forget about tomorrow.
I know that you mean. I feel that way every morning on my walk. :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the advice of the peanuts. I'll try it.
As always your photo is fantastic!!
You just get the BEST pictures.Have a great rest of the weekend.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,Ruth
Thanks for sharing the wonders of your walk with us. Wow, Kerri. My day is ending on a beautiful note.
ReplyDeletewhat a stunning capture...you're right, i must listen as well as look.
ReplyDeleteThe color of green is so fresh...and I have been so enjoying the call of baby birds in the morning. Very sweet and uplifting!
ReplyDeleteOh, he's so beautiful Kerri!
ReplyDeleteGreat capture Kerri
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful birds! I've only seen and photographed one, but the photos didn't turn out, because it was really dark in the woods where I was.
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