From The Window – Oct 30

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Back yard this morning – 10/30/23

Since we haven’t been “birdwatching” in months, that does mean that we don’t “bird watch.” Every morning the local ducks visit to see if they can quack us out of something for their bellies. Usually they win. We buy scratch grain that they seem to enjoy.

The photo above was taken right after I came in from filling their feeders. Later the other will drop in along with the winter Grackle gang that has arrive.

This photo is looking out across to where the Eagle, and lately it’s mate have perched off and on through the day.

I remember trapsing through the woods and everywhere trying to get a photo of an Eagle. Now, this time of the year, he lands there several times a day. Come spring they, along with the Whistling ducks will scurry home up north.

Here is a photo of them a few days ago. Never know what I might find. Stay Tuned!

“This I recall to my mind, Therefore I have hope. Through the LORD’s mercies we are not consumed, Because His compassions fail not. They are new every morning; Great is Your faithfulness. “The LORD is my portion,” says my soul, “Therefore I hope in Him!” (Lamentations 3:21-24 NKJV)

Eagles

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7 thoughts on “From The Window – Oct 30”

  3. What a blessing Lee that the Lord in his compassion brings the birds to you and so many. The way the birds flock to the feeders reminds me of when I arrive home from a holiday and the bird baths are empty and dirty. As soon as I clean them and fill them and just get inside the house they all come down, as if they are watching and waiting for you. The eagles are an addedd mercy. Your Bible verse is most appropriate from our very loving Heaveny Father.

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    • Thanks! I have decided to write about what I have available and be thankful for their visits. There are many more to talk about that the Lord just plops down in my view. (Think of all the fuel I’m saving.) :o)

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