Tag: sparrow

Just Visiting

I took this picture of a sparrow at the local bird park. He was only visiting and compared to the mostly larger, mostly more colourful and/or exotic he looked almost ordinary. But I find his long, thin claws fascinating and I adore the yellow base of his beak. In his way, he’s unique. And, of course, he’s free.

I learned to appreciate even the common sparrows from a friend, who is the current world record holder of having the most birds species logged (10,000 species this year). He’s seen the most exotic world all over the world, sometimes arranging a whole holiday around seeing one particular bird. I’ve been on walks with him and seen him getting satisfaction out of watching sparrows and wood doves and crows.

Monday Portrait

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Inhibitions, that is. FOWC with Fandango: Inhibitions Now for the fiction to go with the photos: Chase, Nick, and Gad, three sparrow brothers born in the same nest only this spring, were used to hanging around the bakery. The pickings were good – if the … Continue reading None.

Stop and See the Coffee

Big bird. Small bird. Pensive cat (probably thinking about birds). Two mushrooms. One leaf. Simply Gras. And its shadow. Cee’s Midweek Madness Challenge: Café Latte Colour

I’m a Fan of a Maize Maze

What it looks when you’re in the maize maze:

And this is what it looks like if you’re tall and on your tippy toes;

But mostly it looks like this:

The object is to find nine boards with clues to a puzzle which will lead to a one word solution. Every year the maze is new and has a different theme. This year it is about Greek and Roman mythology.

In the middle is a tower structure where one is able to get an overview of the maze:

With renewed hope to find the final board and the last clue one can go back down but then it’s back to this:

Fortunately we weren’t stuck in the maze until the end of the harvest. This little fellow led us out. If you believe that.

I’m a fan of … #223

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