Happy Thankful Thursday!
I am always awake early, it is dark when I wake now. I was happy to see this pretty sunrise on the morning of October 12th. The sunrise now is after 7am and the sunsets almost 6:30pm. November 3rd daylight savings time ends, time for me to hibernate.
A pretty colorful sky and sunrise.
On October 12th, I saw my first of the year White-throated Sparrow. Looks like the winter birds are returning, I hope the sparrow comes back so I can take a photo. I also noticed a Downy Woodpecker going inside one of my bird houses, lately more Goldfinches have been at my feeders. I am seeing more Tufted Titmouse, Carolina Wrens and Carolina Chickadees at the feeders too. The Mourning Doves, Northern Cardinals and White-breasted Nuthatches are here too.
Seen on October 12, is this is an Eastern Phoebe or a PeWee? edit: David of Travels with Birds
has helped with the id, this bird is the Eastern Phoebe.
The full moon on October 13th, it is called the Hunter's moon.
I was thankful for clear skies on the morning of Oct 13th, the full moon was looking bright and beautiful.
I am thankful for the sunrise and each new day!
I am thankful to see the winter birds returning to my yard.
I am thankful for all your visits and comments.
Thank you Michelle for hosting Thankful Thursday.
Thank you to Yogi the host of Skywatch Friday
Thanks so much for visiting and for your nice comments on my previous post. Have a happy day!
I am always awake early, it is dark when I wake now. I was happy to see this pretty sunrise on the morning of October 12th. The sunrise now is after 7am and the sunsets almost 6:30pm. November 3rd daylight savings time ends, time for me to hibernate.
A pretty colorful sky and sunrise.
On October 12th, I saw my first of the year White-throated Sparrow. Looks like the winter birds are returning, I hope the sparrow comes back so I can take a photo. I also noticed a Downy Woodpecker going inside one of my bird houses, lately more Goldfinches have been at my feeders. I am seeing more Tufted Titmouse, Carolina Wrens and Carolina Chickadees at the feeders too. The Mourning Doves, Northern Cardinals and White-breasted Nuthatches are here too.
Seen on October 12, is this is an Eastern Phoebe or a PeWee? edit: David of Travels with Birds
has helped with the id, this bird is the Eastern Phoebe.
The full moon on October 13th, it is called the Hunter's moon.
I was thankful for clear skies on the morning of Oct 13th, the full moon was looking bright and beautiful.
I am thankful for the sunrise and each new day!
I am thankful to see the winter birds returning to my yard.
I am thankful for all your visits and comments.
Thank you Michelle for hosting Thankful Thursday.
Thank you to Yogi the host of Skywatch Friday
Thanks so much for visiting and for your nice comments on my previous post. Have a happy day!
