Birds, Words and Spring Trees
28Mar
Just a simple post with a few comments about birds and words that I have seen around downtown Cape in the last few weeks -
with some spring trees thrown in.
 The focus on the robin is usually its bright orange belly, but the white around the eyes caught my attention and camera. |
 Dear graffiti person,If you love this city of Cape so much, why write on this informational sign? Scratching my head here. Signed, I love this city, too. |
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 Photographing a cardinal is hard - they take off if you get within fifty feet. That's why I smiled when I was able to capture this beauty - I got to give credit to my zoom lens. |
 Christ Episcopal Church is my neighbor. I thought their message and sentiment was beautiful. |
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 It looks like I'm not the only one who likes to sit on a courthouse bench overlooking the river and downtown. |
 Interesting free verse poem written on a brick wall. Interpretation left up to the reader. |
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 Just chillin' on a beautiful, blue pond. |
 Unity in Our Community - love the message. |
 It's not a Yoshino cherry tree like the ones near the Tidal Basin in Washington, DC, but it was nice seeing this cherry tree downtown. |
 It seems like male cardinals get all the love due to their brilliant, bright red color.I find a certain beauty in female cardinals with their pale brown color and traces of red in the wings, tail and crest. |
 Don't Ride Dirty Skateboards. I saw this on a utility pole on Fountain Street. Things that make you go hmmm.... |
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 Dude! I'm trying to sleep. |
 Well said! |
 Somewhere Over the Rainbow. |
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