I wonder.
These fancy pigeons won’t get worms served for their dinner
and neither are these wild pigeons hiding in the cornfield are there for worms, I think.
I wonder.
These fancy pigeons won’t get worms served for their dinner
and neither are these wild pigeons hiding in the cornfield are there for worms, I think.
I drive past a cemetery every day and the other day I saw three watering cans, one blue, one red, one yellow, hanging near the entrance. When I went back in the afternoon the colourful cans were gone and only green ones were hanging near the tap. Still a nice trio but not what quite was I was aiming for.
But since I was there I had a look around.
More functional trios.
And a hallowed trio.
I came across three young ducks, one female and two males. The brilliant green blue head feathers of the boys were just growing in, one of them was a bit further along.
Three pines on the banks of the Neckar near Ladenburg, close to the confluence of the rivers Neckar and Rhine.
Before motor powered boats and ships navigated the Neckar upstream, horsepower was used.
We went on a visit to the town of Bad König in the Odenwald and I found quite a few trios.
More birds for Thursday Trios