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An online portal to Silk Creek Review and a place to post your nature poetry, prose, photos, art, comments and conversation about Silk Creek, Silk Creek retreats and Silk Creek Review. A place to discuss environmental issues. This is not a vehicle for submission to Silk Creek Review.
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December: winter wind, evergreen, or global warming
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February: ups and downs
March: first awakenings
April: buds, flowers
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9 comments:
This is the loveliest composition in this realm I've seen from Mary ...I had to share it with everybody when I saw it.
Thanks for the compliment! :-D
It is gorgeous. But don't tell me this is from THIS season, like this week, or something.
A week ago yesterday they arrived.
(and THANKS!)
The Robins, tho our State bird, are considered by some in Michigan to be carpetbagging fair-weather friends because they intelligently come and go with the seasons. That said, they are always welcome and a sure sign of things looking up. You can't set your clock by them, and sometimes they get fooled by a late cold snap, but not very often.
Yay SPring!
such a nice, clean shot, the bird looks almost artificial....
It's real all right--There were hundreds there eating the berries and I took LOTS and LOTS of pictures.
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