Yesterday the twig was brown and bare;
To-day the glint of green is there;
Tomorrow will be leaflets spare;
I know no thing so wondrous fair,
No miracle so strangely rare.
I wonder what will next be there!
~L.H. Bailey
To-day the glint of green is there;
Tomorrow will be leaflets spare;
I know no thing so wondrous fair,
No miracle so strangely rare.
I wonder what will next be there!
~L.H. Bailey
25 comments:
Pretty shot of the Robin. The colors are beautiful, Kerri!
Stunning shot Kerri!
Well done Kerri... nice contrast of the colors. This past week in Texas has been springlike... driving today to a daffodil pasture..... my first real sign of spring!
another beautiful shot. Thanks!
I'm now seeing flocks of 50 or more! Love them, and love that spring is... springing!
Oh my gosh! I think that's the most beautiful robin photo I've ever seen. Just glorious!
Sure hope he finds it!! :-)
Wow - what a beautiful shot!
Beautiful perspective.. yours and the robin's.
Oh now this is awesome!
Great title for it, too!
A most beautiful image, Kerri! The colors are stunning and I love the stance of the Robin. Yes, it does appear as if it is looking for spring ... so am I!
WHatever he was looking for,you captured a gorgeous image.The coming of March just makes spring feel that much closer.
Blessings,Ruth
The robin does look as if he is looking for something.
Love the photo and poem. good match.
Blessings.
Kerri, great shot!
I'd love to add a line or two to L.H. Bailey's poem:
Where winter goes I will not care,
I look to feel Spring in the air! :-)
Yep! I think that's what the little birdie is looking for!...Me too! :-)
lovely poem but an even better photo! Thanks Kerri, quite a fantastic way to welcome the spring!
Love the colors! I'm looking for spring too!
Beautiful photo! he sure looks like he is seeing spring...I hope so! I like that poem.
What a beautiful sign of spring! I shall know it has arrived when I see my first robin. It has not arrived yet! But I'm hopeful to see him soon. Theresa
Good shot. The robin looks interested in something. We have had robins more active than usual this winter.
We've been seeing a lot of robins out back, too. it seems early to me, but I'm as ready for spring as they are.
lovely, Kerri.
We have robins that stay all winter, finding enough berries I suppose, it's the strangest sort of non-Canadian winter thing.
What a great shot of the robin. He does look very attentive, as if he is looking to see what's coming down the road (spring, warm weather, and lots of gorgeous flowers, we hope.) Mickie
This is beautiful. I need to go out and take some bird photos. I love this one.
Such a beautiful shot.. Well done!
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