Fluffy Bird

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Image result for Red Cardinal Inside of Thick shrub Female cardinal hanging out.

Fluffy bird Deep in shrub Surviving Winter's blast Cold rain pours North Winds blow Suet placed Close by shrub Assurance

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Daisy Meadows

Date: 2/6/2023 10:48:00 PM

It is lovely to hear and see the birds. A good photo and poem. Well done.

Sara Kendrick
Date: 2/7/2023 3:59:00 AM

Thank you, Jeanette. I am delighted that you dropped by. Sara

Jennifer Proxenos

Date: 2/4/2023 3:39:00 AM

The only way I can see a mall bird in a very leafy or bush environment is when the leave rustle and then i can see a tail or a beak. This is a superb write Sara my friend - I know you love birds very much, and you always describe them so beautifully. Hugs and blessings, Jennifer.

Sara Kendrick
Date: 2/4/2023 4:17:00 AM

Jennifer, The day that this scene was available to me it was a red male cardinal, so it was visible. If it had been a wren, sparrow or brown thrasher probably would not have been able to see it. I appreciate your visit and you taking time to write a kind review of my work. Sara

Harry Horsman

Date: 2/3/2023 6:14:00 PM

They have a habit of surviving Sara, i agree, with Valsa, these tricubes you do well...Harry

Sara Kendrick
Date: 2/4/2023 4:10:00 AM

Harry, Thank you for your kind review. I appreciate the visit and taking time to comment. Sara

Valsa George

Date: 1/31/2023 7:34:00 PM

Against all odds, the bird survives ! There is a great survival instinct in all living creatures. A beautiful slice from Nature. You seem to be an expert in tricube poetry, dear Sara!

Sara Kendrick
Date: 2/1/2023 4:11:00 AM

Valsa, I seemed to given the answers so no I am not an expert. I don't know if it will survive. My husband cut down all the shrubs, fennel, and other plants so there is no place for them to land or hide. I am wondering if they are okay, but I know that they are doing okay somewhere around, but I don't get to see them now. I usually wait until it gets warmer maybe late March or early April to cut all that down so they can come there and land and drink from the birdbath and eat some seeds. Sara