Superb Fairywren (Malurus cyaneus) by AussieBirder
Aussiebirder and his wife, Christian friends we have met through blogging, has just posted a great New Year’s Day Challenge. It is reposted here for you to read and consider. Please enjoy:
As the past year fades away, my wife and I set goals for the new year and look at ways to improve our life together. We ask what can we do better? What do we need to change? What do we need to start doing to achieve our goals for 2018? When we go birding in our local Oatley Park Reserve we find this male Superb Fairy-wren pictured above, eclipsing (this means it is changing its plumage from non breeding to breeding plumage). The male Superb Fairy-wren when not breeding looks very similar to the female, but for its blue tail. You can see the blotchy changes, as it starts to gradually change to its blue coat……
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Enjoyed new insights involving the Superb Fairywren — reminds me of https://leesbird.com/2016/01/04/teach-your-children-the-right-passwords/ . . . meanwhile, may God bless your new year!
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Thanks so much Lee for reposting my post, it is encouraging. I have been amazed by the responses that people have shared how it has blessed them. Praying you enjoy a happy, healthy and blessed new year in every way through the grace and love of our Lord, who makes it all possible, bless Him!
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Sermon at church today was about NOT making New Years Resolutions! Because God says, ” I will do it ” (Jeremiah 31:31-34) and He gives a new heart to those who say ” yes ” to Jesus! But I think birding resolutions are OK……
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Great challenge here also from your pastor. But, maybe just resolving to find more birds and …..
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