Sunday, June 5, 2016

Birding Took A Back Seat To Yardwork


 Reluctantly, birding had to take a back seat to yardwork and other responsibilities. Yes, even birders sometimes have to trim hedges,weed gardens, have the car serviced etc..
Of course, I had every intention to sneak a little birding in after I was done but quickly realized it was time to shut the birding down and get the work done. That way I could get back on the birding trail next weekend with a clear conscience.
When the work was done and the sun was sinking low a redstart was perched quietly in a tree. I guess a birder never really stops birding completely.

2 comments:

Linda said...

How lovely to see your post and what a beautiful bird, Larry! :)

Oliver Richmond said...

Hi, I am a writer focused on career and physical development to spread more issues and tips to develop and works through resume writing service. Very beautiful post and thank you so much for sharing. I love birds very much. Birds will visit our garden if there’s plenty of food available, so the first thing to do is get up some feeders. Then you need to provide natural food, cover and nesting sites.