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Cardinals are widely considered a sign of good luck, hope, and spiritual connection, often seen as messengers from loved ones in heaven, bringing blessings, joy, and vitality, with some traditions suggesting luck within 12 days of sighting one. Their vibrant red color against winter snow also symbolizes hope and the promise of spring. MORE OF MY PHOTOS
Mariah Massengill "To Be, or Used to Be"
This decrepit monster house used to be
a suite of youth and dreams
until momma heard strangers shouting in the attic
and she drowned us in her screams
IN AN ALTERNATIVE WORLD…
By Stefan Sencerz
In an alternative world number 1
when I am about 3 and a half
my father does not buy a fish
whom I befriend during a week
My Mother's Patio by Marley Greiner
I sat on my mother's patio
Drinking tea in the morning
Reading F Scott Fitzgerald
Listening to the clean silence
and the friendly sound of birds
nesting in the trees.
“Bark to Water”Tom Murphy
Ridnow pulls the boom’s quad nanotube cables in with a deft toggle adjustment to cut close haul. The Bevlon kicks in as the spacecraft speeds through the heliosphere.
Not a moment to lose, thinks Ridnow. They spyglass their stellar trail and catch a glimpse of a light beam shifting its direction, then growing brighter. READ THE REST FOR FREE
Mariah Michelle Hinojosa "Isn't it funny"
Isn’t it funny
That poetry
Is just words
We say
The Crested Caracara mates for life. They often return to the same nest to lay eggs and raise the babies. The male shares in child care. They eat both live and dead prey and will often follow vultures to poach their food.
Black-bellied whistling ducks fly over Oso Creek. I don't know where they're going, but they do. They fly with great efficiency and urgency, whistling as they go. They fly in groups. Sometimes, there are stragglers, trailing along behind the others.
Vultures Over Oso Creek.
According to Google Images, the one on the left is a turkey vulture, and the two on the right are black vultures. As per Wikipedia, black vultures follow turkey vultures to food sources and will evidently attack livestock, particularly calves.
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