Instead of his prints, I found these:
Some little birdy mades tracks all over our front porch! Wished I'd witnessed it happening in person, but it's kinda nifty that we found the evidence in the snow.
Patty and Sweetie came out for a early dinner, in the span of time between snow and rain, and that's when I snapped a few shots of the bank of periwinkles covered in snow, and some daffodils too.
The periwinkles come up on their own; I did not plant them, and they spread farther into the yard every year. I like the natural feel of their presence. The small daffodils were a gift from my family, planted after I helped Sammy over the Rainbow Bridge a couple of years ago.
The flowers are so pretty in the snow, though I know they don't like snow. We have some periwinkle too. I don't know if it was planted by a previous owner or not. But we enjoy it every spring. We had snow flurries yesterday. Odd weather for Virginia in April!
ReplyDeleteSuch cute birdie foot prints :-)
ReplyDeleteThough the flowers may not be happy about the snow, the scenery with them covered in white is very lovely!
Have a great new week!
Oh, what cheek that birdie had. If he only knew... those flowers in the snow are pretty.
ReplyDeleteLove the bird foot prints!
ReplyDeleteThe flowers are so pretty with the snow covering them!
de flowerz R awesum guys & we hope they make it...noe commint on de trax.....none...at....all......♥♥♥ ☺☺☺
ReplyDeletelove the bird tracks! Those poor flowers, hope they survive! catchatwithcarenandcody
ReplyDeleteThe flowers look pretty in the snow. The daffodils are a beautiful reminder of your beloved Sammy.
ReplyDeleteWe wonder what kind of bird made those tracks. The flowers are pretty...but we bet they don't like the snow.
ReplyDeleteBird's the WORD! How cool are those friendly little tracks! Your flowers are pretty sweet, too.
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