I hope bluebirds dance in your soul.
Al Batt
Bluebirds are back, or perhaps they are new ones just arrived, perhaps just passing through. The male much flashier in color. Bluer even, than an Arizona sky. Sparrows; mostly peaceable with the doves, quails, hummingbirds, and finches, will attack the bluebirds with a viciousness I did not think them capable of. The bluebirds song is worth a pause to listen too. Three notes, doubled. In early morning a more complex and enticing tune. To let all thoughts about anything but the melody of spring birdsong drop away. So good. I well imagine that there is birdsong going on somewhere in your day too. Encourage you to seek it out. Embrace a listen.
Peace and Blessings to each and everyone. Please stay safe, help how and who you can in this time of tremendous need by so many globally. Thank you for stopping by and your continued support of JoHannaMassey.com.
Welcome back bluebirds. Welcome back spring! 🙂
LikeLiked by 1 person
Simple pleasures meaning so much. Especially the welcoming of Spring. Thank you for your visit and enthusiasm for Bluebirds. All my best to you. Stay safe.
LikeLiked by 1 person
Thank you, you stay safe as well.
LikeLike
We have at least 3 pair of bluebirds frequenting our feeders. We noticed the competing males are now dive bombing the other males to protect their chosen nesting site and the meal worms we put out for them.
LikeLike
3 Pairs! Oh that is most excellent. My Peterson Bird Guides are old, claim blue birds ‘very common,’ and I wondered if it was a case of outdated book since one pair showing up and holding still for a photo is cause for celebration and a photo in our backyard. Hope all three pairs in your feeders nest and you get to see the babies. Thank you for stopping by. All my best to you. Stay safe.
LikeLiked by 1 person
We have lived here five years and this is the first year the bluebirds have come to our feeders. We did have them nest before, but they never approached the feeder. I think they may be cautious in nature.
LikeLike
Beautiful pictures, as always. I’m in NJ still masks, which is good. Take care dear friend. Linda W.
LikeLike
Hello to you! Hope all is well at your house, your family healthy and thriving, and signs of spring are showing up in your beautiful back yard. Love you dearly. Thank you for your kind words.
LikeLike
Glad to read “Still Masked and Social Distanced.”
Texas just gave the ALL CLEAR. I’m not leaving my house and not answering the door!
Weather good to sit out back and watch the birds.
LikeLike
Weather here is perfect, and just full of the promise of Spring. Thank you for stopping by and your supportive comments. Stay safe.
LikeLike
The birds at my feeders are the only ones who get a pass on social distancing. The rest of us are getting closer by the day, don’t let your guard down. Stay safe!
Jim
LikeLike
I agree. Birds are an inspiration. Thank you for your shared affection.
LikeLike
Hello to you. What a beautiful phrase in ‘a shared affection’ you wrote about birds. While not a birder as far as lists, identification, and competitions etc goes I do love the birds and especially if they will sit still and sing me a song as I try to get a clear photo. Thanks for stopping by. All my best and please stay safe.
LikeLiked by 1 person
I listen to them converse and laugh just as people. I don’t capture birds anymore, I feed them and watch them bath.💓🕊🫖☕️☕️
LikeLike
I’m so blessed to have bluebirds dancing and singing in my yard!
LikeLike
Bluebirds always bring a smile. And indeed you are blessed to have them dancing in your backyard! All my best to you. Thank you for your comment and I do believe you are the newest follower to JoHannaMassey.com. Always appreciated. Stay safe.
LikeLiked by 1 person
Such pretty Bluebirds, JoHanna. Spring is always so welcome, even though in Florida we don’t get much winter.
LikeLike
Thank you. Winters fairly mild here in the High Desert where I live too. Thank you for your comment. Stay safe this holiday weekend. All my best.
LikeLiked by 1 person