Life Cycles
Bird Wing, Kansas CityYesterday was a beautiful day in Kansas City and I was eager to get home, throw off my work clothes, climb into my ratty gardening outfit, and continue on my mini-gardening project in the front yard.
As I dug my fingers into the soil, I was having visions of a month or two in the future when my petite seedlings and limpy transplants would be sturdy and healthy with life.
Not until I was tidying up and putting away my tools did I discover that there had been a bloody bird carcass laying in the grass not 10 feet away. (I kindly did not post the bloody stuff)
First, this illustrates that I am often entirely unaware of my surroundings when I've gone off to fantasy land, and secondly (and more importantly), it's good to take a look at and inspect all the life cycles in nature.
5 Shout-outs to Waldo Oiseau:
That's a great capture, I really like that...beautiful photos on your blog...
What kind of bird?
I can see the details...nice shot,hard to guess what kind of bird
Too hard to tell, as all that remained were two wings and some bones. :(
You're right. I've certainly started to notice a lot more about my surroundings since I started my daily blog.
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