It was a wonderful site!
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Yes I think this fella knew what was coming.
Hope everyone is warm and safe.
Have a blessed week.
Hugs Debbie
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How beautiful it looks! Snow is just so magical. I am glad you shared these wonderful photos.
ReplyDeleteOMG!! WHAT A BEAUTIFUL SNOWFALL -- AND THAT JAY -- ABSOLUTELY WONDERFUL!!! hOPE YOU ARE KEEPING WARM! we HAVE 70f TODAY -- GOING DOWN THE REST OF THE WEEK, BUT THE FROGS THINK IT'S SPRING AND THEY'VE BEEN CROAKING LIKE CRAZY! STAY SAFE!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful snowfall and bluejay :) Our cardinals were going crazy just before our last snow...they know so they stock up at the feeders.
ReplyDeleteOh my, that was a lot of snow. I left the greenhouse door open for a couple of warm days and it is full of bees on the lemon trees. I had to close the door for tonite is to get cold again. Love your drawing/painting of the bluejay. He must have been wondering what he was going to eat.
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ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful snowfall.. Photos would make gorgeous Christmas cards.
I love your watercolor. You have captured that little fella beautifully.
blessings,
Penny
So beautiful - I wonder if it means there is more on the way for us - the poor old plants wont know what's hit them if it does. We have had raging winds all day - almost blowing you of your feet - which is in complete contrast to last week, where I actually sat in the garden with a cup of tea and a book (with coat on) but it was lovely to just feel the sun on my face, even if only for a short while. Have a good week my friend and keep warm.
ReplyDeleteLucky you having a blue jay visit. We do not have them here. I love your painting - although I notice you do not give it the starring role. You are so modest, Debbie and obviously prefer to showcase the stunning beauty of God's handiwork. The photos sure are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteP.S. Is a large log pile under the snow?
You really had a HUGE snowfall! Glad the bluejay has a safe place to stay and some good food. And your rendering of him is lovely, Debbie!
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thank you so much for the information today
ReplyDeleteA snow fall makes everywhere look so clean and I can almost feel the silence through your photos. I'm sure the birds like animals have that sense of the weather,
ReplyDeleteLoved your sketch and painting of the Blue-jay. We don't have that Jay here in Europe ours has a pinky tinge of colour on it's chest with a tinge of blue on it's wing, but they are always in the woods around us so I would have to paint it from an image. I hope the snow clears for you soon.
It really does look beautiful and magical. The colours of the bird captured and then painted is delightful. Your first snowdrop, yes a sign spring is on its way.
ReplyDeleteKeep warm.x
oh my this is all so magical and you captured it so well, the perfect snowfall and your blue jay art is so wonderful too, wow
ReplyDeleteSnow is so pretty--and so is your little blue fella. I'm sure he was tucked away warm and safe when the snow hit. Just like you (I hope)!
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful sight , just love snow , makes everything look magical ! And I see you got very inspired by the little fellow , truly lovely work as always ! xx
ReplyDeleteI have a Love/Hate relationship with "snow"......lol. I don't like it yet I think it's absolutely beautiful. Nice photos Debbie!! And wonderful drawing!
ReplyDeleteI do think these little critters really can tell when there are changes coming in the weather. They may not have the 10-day forecast, but I'll bet they can foresee one or two days ahead. Your photos are beautiful. You have captured the true beauty of snow at its finest!
ReplyDeleteIt is all so pretty. Love your work!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful, this untouched snow! A silent white world! Love the bird!
ReplyDeleteThat is a lot of snow! Goodness.
ReplyDeleteBirds are smart. I bet that little guy is nice and warm and snug somewhere. And your renditions of him are lovely and delicate.
I hope your Tuesday is good! Stay warm:)
Libby
nice and interesting article . continue to maintain the quality of information and good luck .
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A fresh snowfall is such a beautiful sight to see...thanks for posting this one!
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Victoria
I forgot to say that I love your painting of the little blue jay!
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Bonjour chère amie,
ReplyDeleteIl est magnifique cet oiseau. Est-ce un geai ?
Vos photos sont très très belles. Je n'aime pas la neige mais j'avoue que le spectacle est éblouissant.
J'espère qu'elle ne restera pas trop longtemps et que Demoiselle Printemps vous fera sourire.
Une aquarelle très vivante et superbe.
Gros bisous
Ho yes, I'm sure birds know a lot more than we think! Your pictures are simply beautiful. Nature's a glorious sight!
ReplyDeleteToday we're having the same kind of weather and already I can see the red cardinal, the woodpecker and a few tits busy in the bird feeder. Love your blue jay Debbie! Whatever the weather, I'm going out today! :) Have a beautiful day, HUgs
You got quite a lot of snow! It looks so lovely when it first falls and gives everything a fresh coat of white. I love when it sits on the tree branches and trunks. Too bad that state doesn't last longer. I hope you enjoyed it for a while! Have a great week, Debbie.
ReplyDeleteLovely photos, lovely painting. And I do love bluejays.
ReplyDeleteWishing you a beautiful weekend ahead and sending hugs too.
Brenda
xox
Wow that is lots of snow. Love your blue jay interpretation. Keep warm. xx
ReplyDeleteHow utterly gorgeous Debbie! Your photos of the bird and the snowy scenes are so lovely! Your painting is really lovely too! Your work is so pretty!
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