I know it really MUST be Spring (although it is still only in the 50's) because my wonderful Mockingbird has returned. He (or she) has been a Springtime resident on my street for about five years. He has quite a varied repertoire of songs - and it keeps growing! The only downside (and it is teeny), he loves to begin his daily "concerts" around 3:00 a.m.! (Usually right outside my bedroom window.) He makes me smile though - and his clear, bright voice enriches every day. Welcome Back!
Love to all,
♥ Robin ♥
Oh, I am jealous! I would love to have one. He is beautiful! I never see them around here.
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He is really a marvel.....I often try to "count" the number of imitations he does...at least 30!
ReplyDelete♥ Robin ♥
oh wow wish i had one too, what a wonderful addition to your life friend.
ReplyDeleteWoW 3am! Mockingbird=can help you find your “sacred song” or your life’s purpose
ReplyDeleteand helps you realize your inner talents (Or so i googled!) How wonderful <3
I love Mockingbirds! If only they knew how to tell time, or more importantly, if only they were on our same schedule ;)
ReplyDeleteI know the raw cold of SF Robin. When I lived in Monterey I would find myself getting grouchy with the temps in the 40's and 50's in the summer. Oh, that fog. Still, it was one of the most beautiful, magical places I've ever had the priveledge of living in.
Happy Spring!
((♥))
Lo
Joss, yes, I AM lucky... he's a joy! Although he began today's concert at 1:00 a.m.!
ReplyDeleteHe is right outside now - celebrating sunrise!
Wish I could record him and share with you.
Hugs,
♥ Robin ♥
Nolly, if only that were true.....I will listen to him with "new awareness" this Spring and hope he helps me find myself again.
ReplyDeleteLove, always,
♥ Robin ♥
Lo, I guessed you could relate to the chilly N. Cal. climes.... people who come to visit (particularly in Summer) are always shocked at the fog and wind. They think S. Cal's weather is the same for the whole state! Ha-ha! I refer to the Summer moths as "The Mini-Winter"!
ReplyDeleteIt is, though, as you say, BEAUTIFUL! (And all the dampness is good for one's complexion!)
Love your latest "Blue" Project!
And, love you too!
♥ Robin ♥
What a beautiful bird! I don't think I've ever heard or seen one.
ReplyDeleteI hope you have a wonderful weekend!
xo
Welcome back Birdie! What a great picture you took, it looks like Birdie was posing calmly for you (and that doesn't surprise me one bit). Someone besides me has to be up and singing at 3am, ha ha!
ReplyDeleteAngela, he is truly beautiful - and what a voice! Wish i could record it for you to hear!
ReplyDeleteI wish you a wamr and wonderful weekend too!
Hugs,
♥ Robin ♥
"T.DF" - always a pleasure to have you visit me. Yes, Mr. Mockingbird is a delight.....I hope you will see and hear him the next time you visit!
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♥ Robin ♥
lovely that he returns to your window. Gosh, I again missed this post and the next one. I typed your blog address into my listing, but somehow still didnt get it on my blogroll. Nothing you can do, it must be some sort of glitch in the program.
ReplyDeleteAll bringers of Spring are welcome!
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty bird!
I love SP! I was ucky to have cycled the bridge with perfect sunny weather! And the times I was there the weather was ok.
Can be long now that the temperature will be better......
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