Cari at Clan Donaldson is gathering photos and this week's theme is trees. I'm totally cheating because this is an old photograph, but one that I love.
John and I have a late winter/early spring tradition of combing the neighborhood looking for birds' nests. We started this two or three years ago, and he still talks about it all. the. time. While the trees are still bare, the nests are easy to spot and seem to be everywhere.
A special memory I'll always share with a special five-year-old.
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We love doing that, too! I like thinking of all those nests that will be hidden before I know it.
Thanks for linking up. Hope to see you next week.
What a lovely picture! We look for squirell nests here. =)
I love searching for birds nests too, especially when you see the little birdies in it!
Yes, what Natalie said. And we do it with vengeance in our hearts. What a lovely tree! I love the fat branches, no spindly twigs there.
Love how all the limbs tangle together, just like the nest is woven...lovely
Oh wow- that picture is awesome!! The nest is camoflauged perfectly!!
Birds! With nests! C'mon spring. We need ya...
Bird nests in the fall are favorites!
That nest is too cool. And I think the light on it is beautiful. :)
Thanks to all for your nice words. I'll go check out your pics.
Dwija, I grew up in SE Michigan. How well I remember the long winters.
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