In the meantime, busy needles were clacking, with sheep knitting sweaters for winter.
And that's how it goes on a Saturday Morning at the Bird Feeder! It isn't just the birds who are welcome here.
Thanks for stopping by and have a great weekend.
For our international friends to translate the above photos.
Photo 1:
Hello Mr. Goldfinch, so nice to see you. It has been several months since we last saw you.
Thank you, it is good to be back.
Photo 2:
Did you know you have sheep in your garden? They keep saying winter is coming.
Photo 3:
It was cooler today but it is still August. It also rained like the Dickens.
I am so confused.
Photo 4:
Did you know it takes five sheep just to make one sweater?
I didn't even know they could knit!
That's a real groaner!
Denise, you always make me smile and laugh with these posts. Sheep knitting, frogs conversing with a goldfinch. While some may call this a groaner I find it hilarious 😂
ReplyDeleteThank 😊 you so much, dear friend 🧡
Thank you dear Linda, it is my aim to always bring a smile and I appreciate you sharing that.
DeleteCute, love seeing the sheep doing their own knitting. Linda in Kansas
ReplyDeleteThat's great, thank you Linda :)
DeleteWonderful Saturdays at the poultry farm!!
ReplyDeleteFunny and smart.
The picture with the sheep knitting is perfect!
Have a wonderful Saturday and weekend Denise!
Greetings Katerina :) and thank you for your kind words :) You have a wonderful weekend also :)
DeleteThanks for the smiles. So much.
ReplyDeleteYou are always welcome my dear friend and thank you :)
DeleteEver so sweet, thanks Denise for the smiles.
ReplyDeleteHappy you think so and glad it brought a few smiles :)
DeleteVery cute...raining again here and all the birds are sheltered in trees. Have a good day!
ReplyDeleteThank you my friend. I hope you have had some good weather since writing this comment :) You have a good day also :)
DeleteYour captions really capture a cozy, imaginative Saturday morning vibe. Absolutely delightful
ReplyDeleteThank you for your kind words Asep. Much appreciated!
DeleteGood one. I didn't know that sheep could knit either...lol
ReplyDeleteThank you and apparently they are excellent knitters Ann, lol!
DeleteI love the knitting sheep - can almost see it happening!
ReplyDeleteSo glad Janice and yes, me too :)
DeleteThank you for the grin :-)) Denise. Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteYou are very welcome Angie, and you have a great weekend also :)
DeleteChatter chatter 🐿️ … I’m Lucky! Won’t you come read my little story on the blog today? And oh, those sheep… so many sheep for just one sweater!
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Greetings Aritha, thank you and I look forward to visiting you :)
DeleteWe haven’t seen any goldfinches…house finches but no goldfinches.
ReplyDeleteWe get more house finches than goldfinches but always delighted when the goldfinches appear :)
Deletevery cute!
ReplyDeleteThank you Christine :)
DeleteCool!
ReplyDeleteThank you Anne :)
DeleteWhere do the goldfinch go? I was talking to Barb yesterday and she said "I saw a goldfinch today". We will have dozens around at a time, then all of a sudden they are gone, months later, they return.....
ReplyDeleteGoldfinches stay around here all year round so I read, but they will fly to where the food sources are. I'll have to start feeding them soon. The evenings have become quite fresh so the season is ready for the next one :)
DeleteVery cute. Happy morning! :)
ReplyDeleteThank you Rita and now it's past morning, I hope yours was a great one :)
DeleteOM word 'didn't even know they could knit'...I did not see that coming. Glad I wasn't drinking my coffee. Hilarious chatter today. I saw my first male goldfinch this week too
ReplyDeleteHugs Cecilia
Happy you enjoyed it and how wonderful you saw your first goldfinch :) Sending hugs!
DeleteAnother fun meet up at the bird feeder on a Saturday. Enjoy your day, Denise.
ReplyDeleteThank you Ellen, I hope you had a great weekend! :)
DeleteI didn't know that sheep were such great knitters!!!
ReplyDeleteNeither did I but only in my head, lol! :)
DeleteThanks for the morning smile!
ReplyDeleteYou are very welcome Sandra, always happy to pass on a smile :)
DeleteOoooooh, that last picture of the sheep knitting....absolutely GORGEOUS!!!! You have a wonderful weekend too, dear friend. Love, Andrea xoxo
ReplyDeleteHappy you enjoyed it dear friend and sending love :) xoxo
DeleteI do not see many Goldfinches in my yard, since I took down my feeders.
ReplyDeleteI hear some in the treetops. Cute sheep images and captions.
Take care, have a great weekend.
Thank you Eileen, glad you enjoyed. You take care and I hope your weekend was a great one :)
DeleteCon el calor del verano, no pensamos que tiene que llegar el invierno. Ahora nos quejamos del calor y cuando llegue el invierno, nos quejaremos del frío.
ReplyDeleteUn abrazo.
Gracias por tu comentario, me hiciste sonreír. Tienes toda la razón :) Te deseo una muy feliz semana.
DeleteHave a beautiful day my friend.
ReplyDeleteYou too dear friend and thank you :)
DeleteDenise you are a marvel ...
ReplyDeleteAnother brilliant Saturday at the bird feeder post.
Thank you.
All the best Jan
And you are very sweet to say so Jan, I'm glad you enjoyed it. Thank you and all the best for a great week ahead :)
DeleteMe gusto la historia y las ovejas. Ten un buen sábado. Te mando un beso.
ReplyDeleteMuchas gracias. Me alegra mucho que te haya gustado mi historia. Te deseo una buena semana. Te mando un beso :)
Deleteooooh i so enjoyed this!! would it be ok for me to copy that last picture?? as you may remember, i am a knitter!!
ReplyDeleteThat's great Debbie, thank you so much! I would be delighted for you to copy the picture. Thank you so much for asking :)
DeleteI had no idea how many sheep it takes for one sweater and these five are welcome at my house anytime even though I don't need a sweater
ReplyDeleteIt's a stretch I think Sandra, perhaps embellished for the sake of the story :) I'll send the sheep right over. They mow grass too apparently ;)
DeleteGood. Love the sheep knitting :-D
ReplyDeleteThat's great, thank you Ananka :)
DeleteDenise! You made me laugh out loud with the I didn't even know they could knit. That was freakin' funny. I loved it. Thank you for good laugh and big smile.
ReplyDeleteAnd you have made my day Ivy. Thank you so much and you are very welcome for the laugh :)
DeleteThe knitting sheep made me laugh. Such wonderful good humour.
ReplyDeleteLovely! So glad Beverley :) I try my best to put a smile on everyone's face.
DeleteLove the knitting sheep. I suppose they are counting too…
ReplyDeleteGreat and no doubt they are Linda :)
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