Today 
I moved one of the Bird feeders closer to my Office window so I could enjoy the birds while I'm in there doing whatever. Today I found myself "Daydreaming" about spring while watching the birds feed. I caught this cute little Titmouse with a seed in his mouth. Today was Windy, with gusts up to 40mph and cooler temps. And the birds were having a hard time staying put on the feeders. The beginning of the week started off in the 50's now back to 30, brr.
I moved one of the Bird feeders closer to my Office window so I could enjoy the birds while I'm in there doing whatever. Today I found myself "Daydreaming" about spring while watching the birds feed. I caught this cute little Titmouse with a seed in his mouth. Today was Windy, with gusts up to 40mph and cooler temps. And the birds were having a hard time staying put on the feeders. The beginning of the week started off in the 50's now back to 30, brr.I did notice today while outside walking with Gracie that a few of the daffodil bulbs and a few others are up under the leaves about 1" high. These bulbs were planted in the front garden area so full sun all day. Not to many other things are showing signs of life yet. I do enjoy looking at the Perennials I left for visual effort in the garden over winter. Can't wait to get out there and clean all this up but still have alot of Winter left. I"m just siting here watching the birds and Daydreaming about everything and anything garden and those warm days outside with the sun on my face and a smile you can't wipe away. I'm in my glory come the first signs of spring. I get Cabin Fever really bad so the sooner the better for me.
And this spring are family will have a BIG LOVELY SURPRISE, I will write about soon!!!
So I hope you have time to sit back and Daydream too. It's almost Zen like :)
To Garden and even think about Gardening is Divine!!!!
I have been daydreaming too ... for about 2 months now. So jealous you are already seeing signs of the daffodils. We are still under complete snow cover. Great post!
ReplyDeleteJoyce - your photo makes me long for the return of Robins here in zone 5; I heard birds chirping this morning, but it was 4 degrees above zero so it was obviously a "winter-hardy" visitor up in the trees. "Cabin fever"? Oh, BIG time!!
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