Eye couldn’t conceive so simply a pure blue
as perfectly miraculously feathered you
who far into the vast and cloudless skies
can fly deep from any terrestrial primate’s whys
Indigo Bunting. Photo by Thomas Peace c. 2016
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My Blog primarily consists of close-up nature photos (that I've taken locally) combined with original holistic-truth oriented prose and/or poetry involving mindfulness/awareness. I love nature and I love understanding the whole (not merely the parts and the details). I'm a retired teacher of the multiply handicapped.
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Nice words to complement the beautiful blue feathers.
Thanks so much, Frank! I hope the words did it justice! 🙂
We get them at our feeders occasionally, blow in by a summer storm. Beautiful birds. Nice photo.
Great, Roger! We live on a river; they love the water and the many trees so we get them often. 🙂
Beautiful capture, Tom! 😍
Thank you, Amy! 🙂 Your recent bird shots were excellent! I sure hope that the bluejays do better regarding adjusting to the West Nile virus.
Gorgeous poem!
What a magnificent bird, its deep blue colour is so elegant.
Thanks, Genie! 🙂 When i first saw one, many years ago, i thought “that can’t be, no wild birds are that brilliant around here.” They are here… and we are fortunate to get them every year in the backyard!
Wow! Such a lovely bright colour – and marvellous poem 🙂
Thanks, Sci! 🙂 We have them nesting in our backyard every spring; they like the river and the many trees apparently!
You are so lucky to have so much wonderful nature all around you 🙂
Beautiful picture! Thanks for sharing!
Thank you, Malaika! That kind of bird needs to be shared! 🙂
such a wonderful blue bird, Thomas. I look nearly the same when I have the blues, hehe
I would suggest you to get the blues more often, then; but, no, that’s not what is suggested!
(They have the blues in the “right” way!) 🙂
lol
Wow .I love birds but I have never seen a blue one yet in real life.It would be such a gif from the Gods to see one.Lucky you.
They are even more spectacular in real life. Quite something to see, Maria! 🙂
Beautiful poem. What an incredible blue!
Thanks, Karen! Sometimes i still feel like rubbing my eyes from disbelief when i see them! 🙂
Wonderfully matched words to accompany such a beautiful bird! That blue is just breathtaking! Well done!💜
Thanks so much! Though no mere words can give this bird justice, i tried a little bit! 🙂
Beautiful photo and poem!
Thank you so very much! (Stay curious and introverted! I did!) 🙂
Wonderful blue! And great words to go with it!
Thank you, Mary! 🙂 They are really spectacular to see in real life… a lot like flying jewels!
beautiful way for framing the shot! nice!
Glad to hear it, Joshua! I like it too! 🙂 (My wife told me that i shouldn’t use that kind of border because it doesn’t look good!)
This is a gorgeous colored bird. Great pic Tom.
The indigo bunting is a favorite but I’ve never been able to capture it at close range on film – great work. The buntings were prevalent this year here in southwestern Pennsylvania around late May – early June.