Your Source of Vitamin N (Nature) CONTENT INTENDED TO INSPIRE, UPLIFT AND COMFORT!
Your Source of Vitamin N (Nature) CONTENT INTENDED TO INSPIRE, UPLIFT AND COMFORT!
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Beautiful blue eggs! My friend Susan found a nest at her front door. In time, she found eggs that looked just like these. House finch eggs will hatch in 12 - 16 days.
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Susan then found these hatchlings in the nest, delicately tucked inside her front door wreath. House finch hatchlings take from 12 - 19 days to leave the nest.
(Photo credit: Susan Johnson)
This is what the little hatchlings to the left grew to look like. At first, not easy to identify. In time and with a little research, we found that it is a fledgling house finch.
(Photo credit: Susan Johnson)
I have refused to live locked in the orderly house of reasons and proofs. The world I live in and believe in is wider than that. Anyway, what's wrong with maybe? You wouldn't believe what once or twice I have seen. I'll just tell you this: only if there are angels in your head, will you ever, possibly, see one.
(Photo: Facebook, Ron Silberstein Healing Bench)
Nothing has ever been said about God that hasn't already been said better by the wind in the pine trees.
(Photo: Conroy from Glacier National Park)
Are you seeking a deeper sense of peace, purpose and spiritual connection as you grow older? My sister, Marguerite Sexton, and I are proud to have our book published by Emergence Education in Philadelphia: 12 Steps to Mindful Aging. It is grounded in a unique adaptation of the classic 12-step framework, re-imagined as a more gentle and inspirational guide to those in the later stage of life. 12 Steps to Mindful Aging can be purchased here: Amazon or Emergence Education.
This dragonfly deftly landed on the ledge right in tront of my window and continued to stare at me. First, it seemed to scratch its head, then gave a brief wave, and WAIT for a final, impressive salute!
This video is a prologue to my current blog, The Painting that Saved a Life. As you will see, in the painting The Song of the Lark, a woman is transfixed by the beauty of the song of a lark. Here is that remarkable bird. This video is of a Eurasian Skylark soaring and singing 100 ft above! Taken in Forvie NNR in Scotland. Make sure you read the blog to understand why I am posting a bird that very few of us will ever see.
(video credit: michaelautumn.wordpress.com)
Because of my book Mockingbird Moon, this species will always be dear to me. This one was begging for attention, not necessarily from me. The wonderful song of a mockingbird, just like this one in the video, is often non-stop, usually a medley of bird songs that they've picked up over a lifetime. This one was happy to serenade me!
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