Claude, Jams, thanks on the behalf of the young artist.
Welshcakes, cute, isn't she/isn't he?
Ah, CherryPie, so unsure, so cute ... so lovely. :)
Bertus, yes, I am almost sure, it is a child of the very redstart you saw before, although there has been a couple having their nest just in the entry-area of Miss J's. and the astrophysicist's castle, vis-à-vis.
Nature, dear Andrew, indeed, is impartial a designer. Yes. The cat that killed the mouse was nearby all the time. Watching. At a certain point 'ignoring' what was out of reach. It's a long story, friend. To cut it short: For about three weeks, neither we enjoyed breakfast nor diner on balcony. Any reward? Yes. Being allowed to take this picture, was one. A moment of deep happiness. Deep happiness.
Bon Voyage, charmant petit oiseau! Travel safe.
ReplyDeleteHave a good flight, birdy!
ReplyDeleteAh, how sweet!
ReplyDeleteSweet and unsure... Lovely :-)
ReplyDeleteA child of the black redstart i saw before?
ReplyDeleteClaude, Jams,
ReplyDeletethanks on the behalf of the young artist.
Welshcakes,
cute, isn't she/isn't he?
Ah, CherryPie,
so unsure, so cute ... so lovely. :)
Bertus,
yes, I am almost sure, it is a child of the very redstart you saw before, although there has been a couple having their nest just in the entry-area of Miss J's. and the astrophysicist's castle, vis-à-vis.
With sharp reality, I puncture the mood, and point out that the cat that got the mouse is probably nearby, watching. Nature is a cruel designer.
ReplyDeleteNature, dear Andrew, indeed, is impartial a designer.
ReplyDeleteYes. The cat that killed the mouse was nearby all the time. Watching. At a certain point 'ignoring' what was out of reach.
It's a long story, friend. To cut it short: For about three weeks, neither we enjoyed breakfast nor diner on balcony.
Any reward? Yes. Being allowed to take this picture, was one.
A moment of deep happiness. Deep happiness.