11 November 2023 (morning frost)
Kristen Lindquist
morning frost
a Carolina wren
chatters in the garden
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3 May 2021 (wren)
Kristen Lindquist
imminent rain
the Carolina wren
in full song
3 April 2021 (wren)
Kristen Lindquist
April begins the lilt of the wren’s song
14 March 2020 (wren)
Kristen Lindquist
palmetto breeze
a skittering leaf
becomes a wren
13 April 2019 (golf)
Kristen Lindquist
Watching the PGA Masters on t.v. this afternoon, feeling envious of the true spring happening in Georgia while here in Maine patches of snow persist.
hot pink azaleas
and a wren loudly singing
television golf
February 22: Hopeful
Kristen Lindquist
Posted with BlogsyJuly 23: Yard bird
Kristen Lindquist
First thing this morning--
sudden wren serenade
while I check my email.
sudden wren serenade
while I check my email.
April 13: The Masters
Kristen Lindquist
Watching golf on TV, immersed in another, much warmer climate...
Golfer about to swing.
Carolina Wren's loud song
fills the green hush.
Golfer about to swing.
Carolina Wren's loud song
fills the green hush.
November 13: Carolina Wren visits our feeder
Kristen Lindquist
According to my notes, a Carolina Wren last visited our bird feeder in 2006. I was especially surprised to see one on this cold morning, as they're a southern species that's moved into the northern climes of Maine only recently. Even though I was running late this morning, I had to stop and admire this uncommon bird-visitor on the other side of the kitchen window.
Washing breakfast dishes,
I pause to watch
a wren at the feeder.
Washing breakfast dishes,
I pause to watch
a wren at the feeder.
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| Photo courtesy of Dan Pancamo / Wikimedia Commons |