Posted 6/21/2011 9:00 AM PDT
One of the nice things about living on the road in parks is that birds are a constant. Treed areas, bushes, grass attracts them. Yesterday, Laurie and I walked the dogs in the early cool of the day and came upon a small park and the cheerful tune of birds. I’d forgotten how much I miss that in this harsh climate. I read the local paper and people love their town, but I find it a great place for a short visit only at this time of year. The pool is wonderful, but it doesn’t make up for the inability to enjoy the wide open spaces and wildlife. Unless you count scorpions and lizards as wildlife.
This peacock lives in Yuma, AZ. It gets pretty hot there, too.
This beauty lives near a lake in Massachusetts. Seven year old grandson Austin described to me a bird he saw that looked like a turkey but with blue and green and pink feathers.
Even a common gull is an elegant bird. This one lives on Marthas Vineyard.
Springtime in Hershey, PA.
A Texas owl on a fence post.
Louisiana Pelicans.
Burrowing owls from Davis, CA.
And a little songbird from Vineyard Haven.
Made me feel cooler just cruising through some bird photos.
This peacock lives in Yuma, AZ. It gets pretty hot there, too.
This beauty lives near a lake in Massachusetts. Seven year old grandson Austin described to me a bird he saw that looked like a turkey but with blue and green and pink feathers.
Even a common gull is an elegant bird. This one lives on Marthas Vineyard.
Springtime in Hershey, PA.
A Texas owl on a fence post.
Louisiana Pelicans.
Burrowing owls from Davis, CA.
And a little songbird from Vineyard Haven.
Made me feel cooler just cruising through some bird photos.
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