Buzzard

Look who came and sat in the oak tree at the bottom of my garden today I thought it was too small to be a buzzard, and luckily I had my camera by my side, so  I took masses of pictures (garn! I need to get a better zoom lens)

look at those wonderful wing markingshe/she landed on the edge of the field

and gave me some great shots to identify it as a buzzard. They look much bigger when soaring in the sky.

I like to look in ‘Medicine Cards’ by Jamie Sams and David Carson, when animals make a strong or unusual appearance:

“Hawk may be teaching you to grab an opportunity which is coming your way…or bringing you the message that you should circle over your life, and examine it from a higher perspective. ….. Hawk has a keen eye and a bold heart”

Always good to look at things from a higher perspective.

And as coincidence would have it, a friend shared this on FB today nice synchronicity

Haiku

Buzzard in oak tree                                                                                                   Surveys the scene with hawk eyes                                                                              Then swoops to the ground

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White

White goddess stands tall                               In blue anemone flowers                              She basks in nature

White goddess sits down     Amidst pink polyanthus         She glows in nature

 

 

 

 

Week 5 (gosh these weeks spin round so quickly!) of Bluedaisyz 52 week challenge. It’s so cool to see how each of us interprets the subject each week, I really look forward to the Monday posts. Click on the link and join in – it’s fun!

There are 6 of us in the weekly challenge, at the moment, it would be great if you would like to join us, there are no rules, just a new subject each week. Here’s our take on ‘White’ : Jamie, Melissa, Roz, Erika, Garry

An previous weeks: Week1, Week2, Week3, Week4