On our visit last Sunday there were a lot of birds flying around. Gregg took this photo of an American Robin.
Thursday, July 19, 2018
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ReplyDeleteSometing is both sad and moving about this, the little singing bird and the tombstone...
I agree Dandi, poignant.
DeleteHello, Denise! Pretty capture of the Robin! Enjoy your day!
ReplyDeleteThank you Eileen, you too.
DeleteKeeping guard? It is a lovely photograph. Perfect!
ReplyDeleteA nice thought, thank you Valerie.
DeleteBeautiful shot!
ReplyDeleteThank you Christine.
DeleteGreat shot well done. Diane
ReplyDeleteThank you Diane.
DeleteYou wonder what animals think of these stones when they pass through a cemetery.
ReplyDeleteIf only we could speak bird.
DeletePoignant shot by the son of wonderful Gully!
ReplyDeleteIndeed Cloudia.
Deleteyour post title would make a great title for a mystery book... my mind is wandering around that scenairo
ReplyDeleteNever thought of that Sandra. Thank you for sharing.
DeleteSitting right on the tombstone and waiting for you!
ReplyDeleteGiving comfort :)
Deleteamazing photo
ReplyDeleteThank you Gosia.
DeleteLife goes on...
ReplyDeleteIt does indeed.
DeleteThanks for stopping by Phoenix Daily Photo. I love the robin. In fact I miss robins. We don't see many in the Phoenix area. My blog just past the 10 year mark earlier this month so for this week and next, I'm just revisiting all the places I posted about 10 years ago, Later in the month, I'll be back to my normal routine. Come to Phoenix in the winter! It's much nicer then.
ReplyDeleteHi Sharon, congratulations on your 10 years of blogging. I will look forward to stopping by again. Also taking note of coming to Phoenix in the winter, thank you :)
DeleteGREAT shot....
ReplyDeleteThank you Pam.
DeleteHi Denise,
ReplyDeleteLove the image of the Robin, sitting on guard and singing away merrily.
All the best, John
Hi John, so glad and thank you. All the best to you too.
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