A bird poem.
Here comes
the red-browed finch.
Here.
For the first time.
Today.
This day bathes
in your sweetness.
May your day be bathed in sweet little birds, readers.
Kind Regards.
Tracy.
A bird poem.
Here comes
the red-browed finch.
Here.
For the first time.
Today.
This day bathes
in your sweetness.
May your day be bathed in sweet little birds, readers.
Kind Regards.
Tracy.
Reflections of An Untidy Mind 
Thank you Tracey. This was beautiful!
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You’re welcome, Anne.
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He is beautiful.
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One of my favourites.
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They are great little birds. Very fast but sit still too 🙂
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For some reason the little birds are using the bird bath now. Very unusual.
I had just cut back the kangaroo grass so that might have helped.
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Yes it would. The little birds need good vision around to feel safe. I have mine near a bush so they have a quick and safe escape route
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Beautiful shot, Tracy.
(I never get close enough to photograph these sweet little finches).
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They really are fast, Vicki.
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Oh, I too would love this garden visitor. Your poem introduces him well.
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Thank you, Margaret.
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Lovely!
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Thank you.
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Thank you, Tracy. I love your poem and its avian inspiration!
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Thank you, Liz. It has been a good year for the little birds.
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You’re welcome, Tracy.
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What a little beauty.
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👶🏻
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Sorry didn’t mean to send that.
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Wonderful poem, for a lovely bird.
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Thanks, Lou.
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What an amazingly beautiful little creature Tracy. And your verse is lovely along with it. Thanks for a lovely thought for the day
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Always happy to share my excitement, Tina. 🙂
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Lovely, indeed! Thank you for your sweet thought.
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Thank you, Amy.
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Tracy, those images brought a smile to my face and reading a different way of organising words [the one word lines] in a poem. It made those singular words more powerful. Brilliant.
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Thank you, Suzanne. I write as I speak. Like a kid in a lolly shop. 🤣
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Enthusiastically and fun 🙂 Not sure I write as I speak, I think I write “more proper” than my everyday speech 😉
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Nothing wrong with that, Suzanne. 🙂
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Suzanne, I left a comment on your last post but it disappeared into the ether.
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No, it was there, and I’ve replied 😀
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I give up.
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Life just throws things at us just to test our patience 🙂
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Just lovely!
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Thank you, Dries. I have seen similar little birds on your website. Just imagine them visiting you at home!
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The Red-browed Finch certainly looks very similar to the various kinds of waxbill we have locally, but it has a unique beauty of its own!
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Great captures of a colorful finch and one I’ve never seen before. Sweet poem too. 😊
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Thank you.
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Great photos of a very pretty bird!
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Thank you, Ann.
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What a stunning bird and lovely poem.
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Thank you, Tracy.
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Quite the cutie, that one!
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It definitely is. 🙂
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