rain in the Ozarks
a cardinal and his mate
with no umbrella
© 2015 Freeda Baker Nichols
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rain in the Ozarks
a cardinal and his mate
with no umbrella
© 2015 Freeda Baker Nichols
Freeda Baker Nichols 
Their crests look a little low. 🙂
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From heavy rain!
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I see! You really got an action shot. I’ve never seen a pair of cardinals with such dispirited crests.
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Have you thought of subscribing to my blog? Or have you done that already? If not, I invite you to. You should be able to read it in the reader to manage it. I need six more followers to bring the total to 1000. I’d appreciate it.
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I’m already a follower, and have been a long time. Sadly, my reader is hopeless because I have thousands of people who follow me, who I follow back. Thousands! It’s quite impossible to keep up with all of those posts.
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My mistake, Brenda. I couldn’t figure out why you didn’t see my blog, although I thought you were my follower. With the new stats list, I can’t get it to show alphabetically, so I couldn’t find your name. lol Therefore my thinking you weren’t following! You have thousands of followers? Wow! No wonder. 🙂 So, is it safe to say, you are following but you can’t keep up? lol Have a good day!
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I’m so far behind, I’ve learned to like the view from back here. 🙂
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🙂 I’ll be happy anytime you catch up to my posts! Thanks for your comments. Best in your writing!
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Thanks and likewise!
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🙂
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Wow, you found my blog today! Thanks for all the views. I also viewed your post. Nice!
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I can’t find people through the reader anymore. I either find them by them leaving me a comment or if I happen to be blogging a lot during the day, by seeing a like. But the likes pile up too fast for me to return those usually. I’ve long since stopped getting emails for all the likes. It overwhelmed my email, and I couldn’t keep up. I love your blog, and wish I could find it more regularly. Hugs, Brenda
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Just “being together” seems to be their thoughts!
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They braved the rain for food! About like a trip to Walmart in the rain for milk and bread!
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that puts such a fun side to it!
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🙂
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She got her hair wet! Poor things. It’s so cold.
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No matter the weather, the feeder is a popular hang-out. 🙂
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I didn’t think birds liked to be in the rain
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They come in rain, snow and ice to the feeder.
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Love the haiku twist at the end.
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Thanks! They needed an umbrella in that downpour!
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What a lovely and tender photo. And, your Haiku is perfect. Love the last line.
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I’m glad you like this. Thanks for commenting! Hope the “arctic blast” is not too severe on you Northern folks. It’s plenty cold in the Ozarks tonight.
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It is very bitter cold. And, have had to go out in it. Rather curl up with a book!
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Wintertime is great for reading, or writing!
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That is a great close up, Freeda. I love the colors of those birds. Lovely poem!
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Thanks. You and I are “early birds” this morning. Have a good day!
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Yes! You too, Freeda
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