Yesterday I wrote about what I heard while I was outside. Today thought I would write about what I saw.
Once hidden from sight. Furry buds now face the sun. Pussy willows bloom.
Answering the call of voices only they hear. Welcome to the world.
A yard once covered With a white blanket of snow. Banquet now for birds.
Once a busy place. Lots of comings and goings. Empty nest syndrome.
arjeha 
Changes happening all the while. I think 2020 taught us not to take anything for granted. Beautiful photos 🙂
I agree. I think it has taught us to appreciate the beauty around us.
These are beautiful pictures and words. I am about to head outside myself … and just breathe in the sunshine!
The sun is shining here today as well. I just might go outside again this afternoon.
I can feel the spring just by looking at your photos and reading your words. My view includes more snow.
There is a chance that we may get another snowstorm next week. Glad the flowers can take it.
Haiku is the perfect form for this. I noticed the camouflage in the last photo and the perfect equilateral triangle in the birds-at-a-banquet. That green lawn is also perking up to “voices only they hear.”
The workmanship on a bird’s nest always amazes me. They are really built to last. Maybe we could get some pointers from them.
Haikus are perfect for this. The sights are so different to compared yesterdays sounds. I like this taste of spring.
This was a much more relaxing day made so by what I saw.
Love the use of photos to show us the world around you – and yes the snow is melting and spring is on its way! Yeah!
Spring is on its way and it sounds like some more snow is as well. Gotta love March.
Sometimes a poem – gives us a reason to pause – and look about us.
Yes, sometimes a poem can say what prose can’t.
How lovely-a photo collage of life awakening! I love the pussy willow poem. The photo brings me back to my childhood, Bob.
Carol, we brought a cutting from our pussy willow in Pottsville when we moved 30 years ago and we are so glad it took hold and grew.
Now that’s a great story. Bob. Nature is marvelous!
I love these little poems and pictures! Hooray for spring!
Yes, bring on spring.