At breakfast the other morning the wind had stopped and these two birds came to my Cecropia Tree, though reluctantly showing themselves, hiding in the glare of morning sun.
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“Birds learn how to fly, never knowing where the flight will take them.”
-Mark Nepo
See also my Costa Rica Birds Gallery.
¡Pura Vida!
I will be doing separate posts concerning my radiotherapy, though I hope for more nature to share from my month-plus hotel nearby! 🙂
Amazing variety of birds down there.
We had our annual sighting of an Indigo Bunting on Sunday. They don’t hang around long–usually only see them once a year, but we’ve plenty of other birds around (within 1/2 mile of Chesapeake Bay) to keep us entertained.
And you have quite a variety of birds in your area also, just different. I follow the blog of a bird and other nature photographer named Mike Powell who goes to some wildlife preserve in Virginia I think. Nature is powerful anywhere you live! And I’ve seen Indigo Bunting’s only about 3 or 4 times in my life – cool bird! And they do come down here.