

Before we raked the leaves, we found faces like this peering through the litterfall ~ There were many other fungi but this one was particularly grotesque looking...in a cute sort of way.

And here come the Blues, Stellar Blue Jays, that is ~ Today I saw these two out of the window and quickly grabbed my camera ...

I needed to get a better viewpoint without distracting them, so I ran upstairs and tried to get a clearer shot ~ That's more like it!

And here is one of them in the cherry tree! See the buds already :)

Yes, this was a much better viewpoint ~ and what else did I see at the bottom of the garden doing a little bird watching ~

I always enjoy your photos of the sky. You know just when to capture it.
ReplyDeleteI think that cat is doing what I did yesterday also - soaking up some precious winter sun.
I really like that first photo and the middle jay one. The blue on those birds is just amazing.
ReplyDeleteIs the cat a regular visitor, it certainly looks quite at home there on the bench seat.
What a good title for this entry! xx
Thanks Liv ~ what a lovely comment :) I love looking up at the sky!! Yes, that cat was sitting in the sunshine lapping it up...probably trying to look uninterested in the birds who were flitting about.
ReplyDeleteFlighty ~ Thanks, you picked my two favorite photos. Yes, the jays are a lovely blue colour. I think their feathers are as distinct as those of your green parrots. We seem to have a few neighbourhood cats who venture through my garden. Today I noticed a black one with white sock markings! I don't know who they belong to.
The siamese cat looks so cute... Really nice pictures in this blog :)
ReplyDeleteI must echo Liv. You have such interesting skies to photograph, full of colours and textures and sense of time. Our days are finally cooling a bit with (gasp) the possibility of rain tonight.
ReplyDeleteSelba, how nice of you to find me and leave such a lovely comment. I'll drop over to see you :)
ReplyDeleteNikki ~ Glad you like my skies ~ more coming up :) Rain?? Oh, I hope you get a lovely refreshing rainfall!
The neighbourhood cats love our garden too! What a treat for you to see these jays in your garden, their blue colour is certainly striking. I am quite fascinated by fungi, even grotesque varieties! x
ReplyDeleteHello Louise ~ I saw another cat on my sundeck yesterday sleeping on the rail with a planter hiding his whereabouts. On the other side of the planter was the bird feeder! Nice try cat! I was happy to get a good shot of the blue jay ~ yes, they are quite a vivid blue. Fungi are interesting, indeed...my son just received a book for his birthday ~ called Edible Mushrooms. I'd still be a bit leery about picking them to eat!
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