Back to Baltimore, I wave goodbye!!
April 28th was the last time I saw her...
the sweet little Baltimore Oriole that called my yard home.
the sweet little Baltimore Oriole that called my yard home.
I went outside to take her picture...
to photograph her playing in the trees and enjoying the warmer weather.
It was nice to be outside with her,
instead of in the house, photographing her from my office window.
She ate a lot of jelly that day and I took a lot of pictures.
I'm so happy to have those memories, for now she is gone.
We spent the entire winter together...
she was a beautiful, bright pop of color in the yard every day.
Safe travels my dear one,
I hope you find a home with lot's of grape jelly and fresh oranges.
And I hope your new family figures out that grape jelly is your favorite!!
Images taken April 28, 2014
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Images taken April 28, 2014
29 comments:
AWWW, I am sure you will miss your Oriole.. She is so pretty. Great shots.. Happy Friday!
She will be back you are the hostess with the mostess:) Great shots. Hug B
•° Olá!
Passei para uma visita e para admirar suas fotografias.
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Muito linda sua hóspede!!!!
Ótimo dia cheio de luz e muita paz!!!
Bom fim de semana!
Beijinhos.
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gorgeous birdie. i love all the colors ... the tree & birdie too. ( :
C'est un oiseau magnifique, félicitations pour les photos que vous avez prises
Debbie, these photos are just beautiful and look like I am actually standing there in person. They are so pretty, they could be framed and hung on my wall! After all, yellow is my favorite color! Now I want to go and eat some grape jelly, perhaps on toast? Yummm!
No fair tugging at my heartstrings so early in the morning! BUT, I live just 15 minutes south of Baltimore. If she shows up, I will give her lots of grape jelly. Maybe I'll put some out today!
I bet she is being so much more discrete, and raising a bunch of baby orioles!!! the world can sure use more of them!!!
so very sweet! you took really good care of her all winter so she could go and find more like her in spring time. :)
She wouldn't have survived the winter without your help Debbie. Lovely shots of her in the trees.
Lucky you to have had an oriole visit your yard!
Such a beauty -- I'm sure you'll miss her. Funny, when I saw your theme, I thought of an ocean wave. But your interpretation of waving good-bye suits the post so well!
She is so sweet! She looks like the colors of a beautiful sunrise or sunset. You were so good to her. Maybe she will return with her own family someday. :-)
Wow ! Such a beauty !!!!
Gorgeous shots ! Greetings :)
What a beautiful bird Debbie!!She's a beauty!!!You really take care of her,throu the winter!!She'll come back!!I'm sure for that!!Have a lovely weekend!
Dimi...
That is so sweet. I know I miss my little migrants once they've stayed a little while and then leave. Great photos, too. Enjoy your weekend!
Beautiful photos! I'm glad you had your time with her ;-)
She is so pretty! I just love Orioles. I haven't seen mine around here for a couple of weeks.
Gorgeous, gorgeous bird! I hope she has landed near a home where she is again treated as if she is special.
Your photo's are always so very beautiful. Love this! :)
She is quite the beauty! She will certainly be missed, but I bet she will return next year :)
Happy weekend to you!
Maybe she will come back and stay the winter again. She really is a beautiful bird.
Hopefully she will be back!
What a beautiful post this is, Debbie.
Bless you for taking such good care of her while she was there.
Have a wonderful weekend. xo.
She's a beauty! You got great shots while she was there!
She is a beauty. Hopefully she finds a home to land at as great as yours was for her!
She is a beauty. Hopefully she finds a home to land at as great as yours was for her!
So sweet. I know you are happy he chose to be with you over the winter. I hope he comes back again next year! Great photos!
They are so striking a colour! I'm always surprised. Warmer climes have such bright birds!
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