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We are seeing quite a few Singing Honeyeaters at the moment. A good thing as I like them!

So, I decided to enjoy some late evening entertainment in the garden. A playful melody of a warm Spring evening. The chirping of crickets, frogs croaking and the evening breeze blowing through the trees. I could have sworn it was the melody of this lovely rose. On stage, in my garden. Singing her love song. Perhaps, she was singing to me.

 

I have been away for a while and am trying to catch up. I have completed updating the lighting in my office along with a new ASUS PA248Q monitor fully color calibrated. I wanted to hold off on editing new photos until the updates were completed. Time to get things rolling again!

Music in the Soul can be heard by the Universe .

A Song Sparrow (Melospiza melodia) singing to the rising sun.

Female red wing blackbird

Western yellow wagtail, male (Motacilla flava), surroundings of the village Bilsk (Більськ), province Poltava Oblast (Полтавська область) in Ukraine.

 

Жёлтая трясогу́зка, или Пли́ска (Motacilla flava), самeц; окрестности села Бельск (Більськ), Полтавская область, Украина.

 

Gul vipstjert, han (Motacilla flava); landsby Bilsk (Більськ) og dens omgivelser, provinsen Poltava Oblast (Полтавська область) i Ukraine.

Corruíra / Troglodytes musculus /Southern House Wren

One of the first records N... brought from Manchester was Nobody's Child

 

NOBODY'S CHILD

Karen Young ((March 23, 1951-January 26, 1991)

As I was slowly passing an orphan's home one day

And stopped there for a moment just to watch the children play

Alone a boy was standing and when I asked him why

He turned with eyes that could not see and he began to cry

I'm nobody's child, I'm nobody's child

Just like a flower I'm growing wild

No mommy's kisses and no daddy's smile

Nobody wants me, I'm nobody's child

People come for children and take them for their own

But they all seem to pass me and I'm left here all alone

I know they'd like to take me but when they see I'm blind

They always take some other child and I am left behind

I'm nobody's child, I'm nobody's child

Just like a flower I'm growing wild

No mommy's kisses and no daddy's smile

Nobody wants me, I'm nobody's child

No mommy's arms to hold me or soothe me when I cry

Sometimes it gets so lonely, I wish that I could die

I'd walk the streets of heaven where all the blind can see

And just like all the other kids there'd be a home for me

I'm nobody's child, I'm nobody's child

Just like a flower I'm growing wild

No mommy's kisses and no daddy's smile

Nobody wants me, I'm nobody's child

Nobody wants me, I'm nobody's child

Normally when you hear a Skylark singing they are a tiny, hard-to-see, dot high in the sky. This one took the slightly lazier route and chose to sing from a small sign post (highlighting the need to stay on paths and keep dogs on leads due to the nesting Skylarks in the area - ignored by lots who pass by) in Riverside Nature Park, Dundee.

A Robin singing in a tree.

In the recent winter sun I was surprised when this Black Red started singing, so it is probably be a young male. A very showy individual which now ignores all the tourists and birders in a children's play park on the seafront of Portstewart, Co L/derry.

Robin Redbreast singing on a tree stump in front of a white wall.

a Fork-tailed Bush Katydid

A male Cardinal singings his song from the top of a shrub looking for a mate.

Bok Tower Gardens

1151 Tower Boulevard, Lake Wales, Florida

A little male Painted Bunting in the top of a small oak, singing his heart out. Our beautiful world, pass it on.

A reworked image from 2015.

 

Panopticons is the name of a unique series of 21st-century landmarks erected across East Lancashire, from Blackburn to Pendle.

www.lancashirephotography.com

One from earlier this year. Really a bird of Mediterranean climes, the Dartford Warbler suffers extremely from cold winters. Resident in small numbers mostly on the heathlands of southern England.

Best viewed large on black

A Panopticon in Burnley, Lancashire.

 

Designed by architects Mike Tonkin and Anna Liu of Tonkin Liu, the Singing Ringing Tree is a 3 metre tall construction comprising pipes of galvanised steel. When the wind flows through the tubes it makes musical sounds.

It wasn't very windy when we visited but you can hear this if you visit this site...

www.visitburnley.com/countryside/SingRing.php

 

ムフロン / Mouflon

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It's always good to have a bit of music before a march.

More residents of the Aqueduct Park in Rome, Italy.

25th-31st May 2015

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There was only one single pink flower in that green garden.

I took this photo during a sunny day in Braives, Belgium.

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Singing Bells

 

A poem by Katie Gabrielle

 

Singing bells,

Singing a song

That lasts a moment

But listen to its song today

For tomorrow

It's echoes will disappear

Into yesterday.

 

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O You Beautiful Flower

 

A poem by Peter S. Quinn

 

O you beautiful flower

Of pinkish and white

Earth blossoming shower

In spring’s new light

Ground is your embrace

With the sun radiance

Each bud is of grace

And splendor appearance

 

Light wind singing bell

Will swing your sprout

Like a sway carrousel

In its movement about

A dance of new spring

In meadows of green

To ground now sing

Of budding fresh scene

 

Rose-tinted so fine

Under blueness of sky

Your growth in sunshine

Now mounting so high

O you beautiful flower

Of pinkish and white

Earth sweetest endower

And spring’s delight

Well, this certainly isn't my best or favorite Portland blue hour shot but I did like the clouds and it had been a long time since I had a chance to photograph my favorite city so I grabbed a couple shots. I do have a favorite Portland Blue Hour shot that is a 4 shot pano that looks really nice stitched together. I have been meaning to get that one printed and framed large. Until then...this will scratch my itch for awhile at least. Don't worry Portland...I'll be home one day. :)

Singing Honeyeater (Lichenostomus virescens)

The garden robin has been singing at full blast all day today often from the telephone line. Merged photo of 6 shots of the same robin

Today I had a little shopping to do so parked in the coop car park and walked down the old railway line and so 5 images for today it was raining and grey so a cheerful Robin a flower a leaf and two fungi one of the fungi looked really horrible.

PENTAX K-1 • FF Mode • 800 ISO • HD Pentax DA 560mm F5.6 ED AW

 

Chaffinch • Pinson des arbres • Fringilla coelebs • Poufank

Sydney Royal Easter Show

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