What a beautiful Fingerprint from God. A Robin. Their song is so happy in the spring.
This one, was in our apple tree and then flew to the ground. I was lucky to catch it with my camera.
There is something very peaceful listening and watching birds. What a Fingerprint they make.
I have to admit, they bring me great joy.
Be sure to check out Pampering Beki's blog for other Fingerprints from God. It makes you realize, how many things to be thankful for.
Till next time, keep looking up.
8 comments:
Great pictures! I love robins. Such a wonderful sign of springtime!
xo Happy Fingerprint Friday! xo
Next Friday we will be out of town. We're meeting my middle son, daughter-in-law and THE THREE GRANDKIDS from Ohio at a gymnastics meet in Knoxville. The oldest boy qualified for a national gymnastics meet. We are very excited to see him compete and to spend time with them!
Sweet robin photos, always count on them to lift my spirits...I enjoy watching our robins here too, and so does Emily! Smile today. :)
Sorry for not dropping here often as I should be but my time is so short.
Hope good times will come back, soon.
I will be back here ASAP.
x0x0 & missed U...
I LOVE bird watching. We hung a suet feeder in our backyard, which attracts Downy and Red Bellied Woodpeckers -- and I just love to watch them!
Nice to meet you here through Fingerprint Fridays!And thanks for visiting Graceful!
Thanks so much for visiting my blog recently in your travels. You're never far from my heart and mind.
So happy to see spring has sprung there, no snow.. no rain, whew! ;-)
We just bought an apple tree yesterday so I hope to have a recreation in the near future of the gorgeous experience you captured in your yard.
Hugs♥
oh how wonderful!
isn't it poetic how something so simple can be so uplifting. and well done for being able to capture him
: )
This is what I called life that gave to us on earth.
Love all your shots today, dear C.
Hope everything's well & enjoy & cherrish the beauty & sunny Sunday.
xoxo
/chie
I love their songs too.
We have lots of them around here and they sound so sweet!
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