Winter (snow) has arrived early again this year.
The backyard critters are looking for food.
Male Northern Cardinal
Black Squirrel (Pawsy)
Mourning Dove
The muscle spasticity and pain that have wreaked havoc with my body over the past few weeks, has been tamed to a level of tolerance, which is allowing me to return to some of my normal activities...one of them being, taking pics of my backyard visitors.
I am hoping to post here at least once a week, and resume visiting and commenting, on all my friends blogs. It feels good to be back!
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It is really good to see you back. You have been missed. I love all the images, especially the Cardinal. Welcome back!
ReplyDeleteWelcome back. You have been missed. Badly.
ReplyDeleteI love your backyard visitors and hope that the tolerance becomes relief.
I am envying the snow too - we are lurching into summer here. Too early, too fast.
My blog list was very quiet with you away, and I'm so happy that you are back in photo mode for this snow fall, I wonder how much fell at your place, after looking at photos on Google, checking wunderground and accuweather, 2 of my favourite sites, I see that 8 Feet was maybe the measurement they thought it would reach. Hope you fared better. Welcome back, from Jean.
ReplyDeleteGood to see you back again.
ReplyDeletecould you send some snow in our direction? It is "just" grey and cold here and very short days so a lot of the animals here are hiding in cozy places.
My dearest Karen,
ReplyDeleteOh dear, dear I had no idea you were feeling so poorly. I am so sorry. You poor lady!
I am praying for you - we all need your incredible photographs! : - )
Healing blessings be yours, friend. ♥
Hi Karen: It's so good to see you back. I have a friend dealing with MS right now so I have at least an inkling of what you are going through.
ReplyDeleteBonne chance et bon courage.
Good to see you back with your beautiful photos, Karen!
ReplyDeleteI hope you will feel better each day.
Karen I am so happy to hear you are having some relief....your snowy pictures are stunning.
ReplyDeleteIt seems winter was late leaving this year and early arriving. The cardinals sure do stand out in the snow.
ReplyDeleteI know the feeling, it arrived early here too, and I can bet that it will leave late as well. But, all that said, your photos are extremely pretty and hey folks in Florida and other hot no-snow-places don't have this special treat!
ReplyDeleteit's so important to feed them right now, it's so hard for them to find food!!!
ReplyDeleteI am so grateful that you are feeling better, no one should have to suffer the pain of MS, and could we PLEASE find a cure!!!!
your images, as always, are beautiful!!!!
Welcome back - and wow, you're back with some gorgeous shots.
ReplyDeletei'm so glad it is calming down a bit. love your backyard birds and critters. :)
ReplyDeleteAwesome photos! Love the snowy backgrounds. Glad to hear you are feeling better.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely perfect and stunning photography. You really outdid yourself on these.
ReplyDeleteMersad
Mersad Donko Photography
So glad to hear that you're improving! I love the blue "eye shadow" on the little bird!
ReplyDeleteSo good to see you back online, Karen, and I do hope you continue to feel "better" if not perfect!! I have missed you and your fantastic photos like these today!!! Thanks for sharing these of your little COLD critters!
ReplyDeleteKaren, welcome back! I'm glad your issues have subsided. Let's hope it stays that way. Thank you once again for gracing us with the beauty of your photographs.
ReplyDeleteI am happy to hear that you are feeling much better! Great news. These photos are stunning. The one of the cardinal is so beautiful. I'm glad you are able to get out and take photos again. Blessings. Pam
ReplyDeleteGreat to hear you are feeling a bit better so welcome back to blogging. These shots with the critters in the snow are lovely. keep warm.
ReplyDeleteIt's so good to see you back, Karen! Snow can certainly be pretty - but please not this early. ;-)
ReplyDeleteSo happy to see your post again and glad you are feeling less pain. These are delightful. I loved them all. We didn't get nearly that much snow (thank goodness).
ReplyDeleteOh Karen I am so glad the pain is manageable and you can share your beautiful photos of your friends. HUG HUG take care B
ReplyDeleteSo glad you are feeling better and able to do the things you love to do. Your pictures are amazing and the snow really sets them off. I love snow, it is pretty and cold, but it is the wind and the deep freezing temperatures that have me counting the days to Spring. Glad to have you baack, Karen ... stay well!
ReplyDeleteAndrea @ From The Sol
It's so good to have you back! Happy to hear the pain is tolerable enough for you to feel somewhat normal. It must be terribly frustrating for you. What beautiful photos you've shared today.
ReplyDeletewelcome back!! *VBS*
ReplyDeletegreat winter pics! love the contrast of color to snow with the cardinal and the B&W of the squirrel *S*
So happy to see your beautiful critters again ... and even more important so happy you are well enough to take their pictures and post them. Sending good thoughts your way for a continued remission.
ReplyDeleteMissed your lovely captures! Such wonderful visitors you have. :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photography, absolutely right on Karen. I am terribly upset about your illness, keep your pecker up.
ReplyDeletelook at that red cardinal!! fantastic shot. oh, and nice fence too. :)
ReplyDeleteI LOVE THE DOVE! so beautiful
ReplyDeleteOutstanding photographs! Hope you continue to improve quickly.
ReplyDeleteExcellent photos! It's good to hear that you are feeling better.
ReplyDeleteI do hope you continue to feel better.. Lovely shots of your yard birds.. Happy Sunday!
ReplyDeleteI do hope you continue to feel better.. Lovely shots of your yard birds.. Happy Sunday!
ReplyDeleteOf course for me, the cardinal is an all time favorite for me. So that one just has to steal the show...it's so pretty.
ReplyDeleteLove the mourning dove also.
That cold makes it hard to get out and watch. I have a number of blinds around my farm to break the wind . Great shots of lovely visitors.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you're feeling better, I've heard healing testimonies about colloidal silver and MS. The snow photos look so wonderful, especially the gorgeous red Cardinal, and the darling mourning dove. I didn't know they have blue eyelids, so cute.
ReplyDeleteMarvelous photos of the critters in Wintertime. So beautiful.
ReplyDeleteBest regards, Synnöve
The ice on the squirrel's whiskers...brrr! The birds look so cold too. Hope you are keeping warm!
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