Garden Grumbles & Cross Stitch Fumblers April 215 Easter Blog Header
Row #1: Lizzie Kate, "Spring Things" - "Peep".
Row #2: Lizzie Kate, "Peep".
Row #3: SamSarah Designs, "Baubles April"; Lizzie Kate, "Chicks"; Shepherd's Bush, "Little Eggs".
I think I might have two different headers this month. This Easter header for the first couple of weeks, and another for the last half of the month.
On Monday I received a pleasant surprise.
Two male Evening Grosbeaks showed up!
They, of all the birds, herald SPRING to my mind.
I look forward to their return each year, in part because they are such handsome birds, but also because their song is so pleasant.
I am hoping that they are the earliest of the returnees, and that more birds will follow.
I adore their bright yellow eyebrow and tail feathers.
Welcome back guys!
12 comments:
Love the header! Hooray for spring heralds!!!
Your header is PERFECT! And those sweet birds...I'm looking up their song right now :) We don't have them here, I don't believe...
Ellie and I have been listening to the Robins sing every morning on our walk to school. They sing so pretty :)
Very unusual birds Beth and I like your new header.
Buona Pasqua anche a te!
Beautiful header :-) I love all the Lizzie Kate designs. Great pictures!
Love your header Beth, it just makes me smile! Great pictures of the evening grosbeaks!
I do love that Easter header! Welcome back grosbeaks. No sign of any here.
Such a festive Easter header, Beth--love those pastels! And seeing it reminded me that I still have the March header up on my blog--oh, brother... Need to fix that today :)
Love the spring header! I've never seen an Evening Grosbeak before.
It's going to be eggs-cellent looking at this fine pastel chick every time I visit your blog this month. He's a cutie! :)
I love all your different headers. This one is great, very seasonal.
I am not sure we get Grosbeaks here, but will check... I watched them a lot on the BirdCams on our favorite website... I see the Ontario one is shutting down till next winter... sad face... But I hope to get out and see them for real, soon!
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