Talks stalledescapees strugglelives minimizedburdens heavydespair palpable Can they sensethe global hug,compassion circling? Do prayers have substance,or have the displacednever felt so alone? (Image mine)
Love evolves –a considerationwe overlookedthose day whenpassion drove usto fanciful displays Tried to align myselfto the certaintyof your dreamsbut my compasswas set elsewhere Memory, thoughhas tattooed uson my heart;the ink still bleeds. (Tuesdays, I borrow from Twitter @Vjknutson. Image mine.)
Is the writing on the wall so cryptic?Graphic images depict rageflames of dissonanceyoung men bleeding at their own handscompassion incapacitated. A sad awakening for a society fixatedon rights and privileges, dominating culture excluding the nurtureof humanity, or preservation of life. How can we continue to closet our children’s pain – their vitality oozing – hopelessly […]
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Orange is such a vibrand colour! Love it!
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Lovely captures! Love the pops of orange 😃
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Thanks. Nature is amazing.
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A very dapper bird!
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He is!
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Very pretty! 🙂
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They sure are. Thanks.
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Is it a breeding Common Merganser? I’ve only ever seen the non-breeding if that is it. 🙂
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Ah. Yes!
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Beautiful bird and perfectly orange accents. What kind of bird is this? Certainly not one that I have seen. 🙂
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The featured bird is a domestic goose. The other is a Common Merganser. Quite interesting birds.
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Yes they are but that breeding plumage is breathtaking! Guess it’s time for a trip out west! Oh how I long to go out there! LOL! 🙂
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They are so awesome. He’s handsome and I love her punked red hair. This was taken in the Spring. We get to watch their mating dance, but I think they go elsewhere to have their babies.
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That is very cool! Maybe someday I can see that for myself. We kayaked right beside some females last September in Grand Tetons. It was awesome! 🙂
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Oh, I bet it was!
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The orange pops so well on these birds. It does make you wonder if it increases their chances of being eaten!
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Lol. Not sure. Thanks.
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You’re welcome!
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