Susan Ewart

What a great view. And wow, the farm is far away. I know, angle of view from a wide angle lens. That is such a pretty photo. A sea of blue would be so peaceful. I just want to touch Nell's ears, they look so soft.

I agree, it's fabulous! The colors all go so well together.

As a major consumer of flax seed I love this picture. Even though my cousins in Sask grow it, I've only been there when the seed has just been planted. Does is smell nice too? I cant remember what they told me about it.

You could meet in the middle...maybe see Mary too, when she's on her RV travelling adventures.

Thank you for this. an my Nature Alberta magazine arrived and there is an article about native AB bees. Looking forward to some down time to read it. I will try your bottle cap/honey solution too. The grass is just starting so show signs of green. we are expecting snow next week. I will dig out my stump...I ran out of time and didnt get the holes drilled. That's on the to-do list for this weekend. Looking forward seeing my bee action in the yard....they might be the only flying creature I get since the Merlin moved in. I cant see the Merlin, just hear it. What a tease.

I'm in. I was out, since I'm so far behind on so many projects, but just reading comments makes feel like I'm missing a party! So, here I am.

Happy Birthday Corrie! I hope your day was fabulous! have a wonderful time in the US, looking forward to your return. And all the layouts that will come with it. Cheers!

Awesome! I was contemplating the bird baths too. I have a plastic one out, because it's freezing up at night still. My other ones are cement and one is ceramic, so not good in freezing weather. The bees are in the ground, right? I am going to google for my area to find out when they will emerge so i can put a "no-yard work" rule on the backyard ("rules" is an inside joke with hubby...I'm always making up rules for him and he wonders why he has 483 rules, while I have none). I will check out my bird book to learn the difference in the male and female. I wish I knew what this Merlin is calling about. If it's for a mate, or call it's mate or did it lose it's mate. Mine has pigeons it's can go for, really fat overweight pigeons! I wasnt thrilled they claimed the yard, I'm feeding top notch food ......to pigeons! And they are getting very fat.

This is new to me. I started at the campus in May 2020. thank you for re-posting. it. It's stunning! I'm really quite blown away by it. And of Ann's friend's shot. You magazines are so real, I've mentioned before, when I started I thought you were a photographer for a magazine...that what I told my husband. BTW...my guess is that 'rump' is a gopher? On my grandfathers farm they had guns set up to shoot them....how HORRIFYING!

Oh, thank you for this! I just love Robins. And this is a beautiful photo. I will keep a look out for them. We have a new Merlin who's taken over the tree beside my garage (in my neighbours yard). He/She sits up there calling away. I don't know if it's one of last years babies from the pair down the road of if it's one of the pair and it's lost it's partner. Anyway, it means less birdy activity in my yard. 😥 Or maybe they are busy building nests right now.

I'm glad you mentioned the kit. I would have never seen that site. The font it nice isn't it. I just went and found it. I have a family member who loves Star Wars.

Wow Sharla, what a beautiful bird. I love that color. it is close to a robin, which should be making an appearance in my area soon...I hope. Does this bird have a nice song. Looks like some beautiful blossoms in the background.

I googled it, is it a designer called Synergy Ink? I found the kit at https://www.digitalscrapbookingstudio.com/digital-art/kits/star-gazer-page-kit/ And there was a second kit called Nebula transfers. I saw some really nice kits on that site.

He's calling for Allan! Allan! Allan! hahahahaha google this: Funny talking animals: Alan!.. Alan!.. Steve! | Walk on the Wild Side - BBC and you'll get it.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xaPepCVepCg Hopefully this link works. You can also google Allan Allan Allan and you'll get just the Allan part.

The shadowing on those folds is outstanding! I like that they are folded to different thickness and the shadow reflects that. I love the photos, they are such a joy to watch arent they.

There will be a sale on Carole's birthday coming around the 22nd of April. You'll be able to get the script...and many more....on sale.

This happens to me too. Being persistent pays off.

Ann, their heads and the shape of the tree, as it comes together at the bottom, make a heart shape! BRILLIANT! What a beautiful shot.

In other words; typical prairie weather...unpredictable. Last week for us, +20 cel. today; snowing and zero

I know, everything about it. The lead in lines of the fence, the water creating the sky reflection making a repetition pattern of sky, land, sky, land. A joy for eyes!

Thank you. It's in NO 3 and it's just what I was looking for (and more too).

Awesome, thank you Sue. That will be my relax time treat.

Ann, to the rescue! pretty

I think we are boycotting "U's" this week, that's the memo I got. hahaha, sorry, my job kicked my butt to curb last night so I was a little bleary-eyed when I posted. I will write the alphabet out today and post by the computer so thinking wont be required of me. 😔

Thank you so much Michele. The flowers I grew for the first time (ever) were my muses last summer. I'm going to try again this year. it's a steep learning curve for me (black thumb). The instructions tell you once the seeds sprout to thin them out. I'm like no way! What if I thin out the one that would actually grow, and isn't that seedling manslaughter? I'm no plant killer...oh wait, I will chop off their little heads to photograph them. 😱