Showing posts with label Springtime. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Springtime. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 17, 2020

Springtime In My Yard

With so much negative, scary, and threatening situations around us these days, I needed to get outside and find something positive.  One thing we can trust is God's plan.  He is the same yesterday, today and tomorrow.  He never changes and we can draw strength from the evidence of this in His creation.

Spring is springing at our house in Northwest Louisiana.


The Bradford Pear trees across the street were the first signs that there will be a season change soon.


However, the big old Pecan tree behind us hasn't been given that message yet and when it does start blooming, we know spring has sprung.


I love the details of this old gnarled tree.



This is the first year we have had Eastern Bluebirds to nest in our birdhouse that has hung on our fence for almost three years.  We have loved watching these parents prepare their home for the next generation.


While daddy bird keeps watch, momma bird gathers materials.


Our yard is full of azaleas and they are beginning to make their showing.




Another indication Spring is here is the pollen that covers everything.


A new bud still wearing it's hat covering.







Mid March is the time hummingbirds begin to send scouts to our part of the country, so my first feeder went out this week.  The birdbath has been given its bath and is ready for all my bird friends.

I hope there are signs of Spring in your yard as well.

Tuesday, May 7, 2013

Springtime in Michiana

Spring has finally come to the midwest.  After covering this part of the country with layer upon layer of beautiful white snow, God has now used His paint brush, dipped into the most amazing color palate, and reminded us again of His great glory.
 
Let me share with you what I see from my little temporary corner of the world.
 


 




 

 



 

I couldn't resist snapping this interesting old, gnarled tree trunk.  Don't you wish it could talk?

 And who would expect to find a bed of LSU tulips in Northern Indiana?
 
Yes, the Creator is still creating the most amazing blessings.  We just need to see them.