Keep on growing those connections
October 31st 2006 20:00
I've just been feeding the lorrikeets who come to my window several times a day, talk to me and get fed. If I'm a bit slow to respond they think about coming in and taking over.
It is easier for them to get in than to get out again, so they get me moving pronto, plus they shriek at me until they're satisfied they are going to get their seed. They love their sunflower seeds which are always the first to go.
By their coming so close I get to see their brilliant colourings, a bit like the harsh colours I use in my brain teasers and other images.
I wrote a poem on lorrikeets once, unfortunately I threw it out. I'll write another one sometime and share it with you.
When they flash by in the distance one can barely focus on the colours, they move so fast.
I especially like to hear the beat of their wings when they hover, getting ready to land. One gets to see a lot of their underwing colours then. It absolutely delights me.
They have such a range of talk and like it if you talk with and whistle to them.
You'll never guess what they got up to on my window sill yesterday. I didn't know where to look.
That behaviour is more suited to the other blogs on Orble.
Now, for some brilliant colours again, to-day.
Sorry, that was a trick, keep looking for colour brilliance.
That was a bit different, wasn't it?
And here is a brain twister, I've made it easy for to-day, and once again, a little bit different
How does all of this affect you?
It is easier for them to get in than to get out again, so they get me moving pronto, plus they shriek at me until they're satisfied they are going to get their seed. They love their sunflower seeds which are always the first to go.
By their coming so close I get to see their brilliant colourings, a bit like the harsh colours I use in my brain teasers and other images.
I wrote a poem on lorrikeets once, unfortunately I threw it out. I'll write another one sometime and share it with you.
When they flash by in the distance one can barely focus on the colours, they move so fast.
I especially like to hear the beat of their wings when they hover, getting ready to land. One gets to see a lot of their underwing colours then. It absolutely delights me.
They have such a range of talk and like it if you talk with and whistle to them.
You'll never guess what they got up to on my window sill yesterday. I didn't know where to look.
That behaviour is more suited to the other blogs on Orble.
Now, for some brilliant colours again, to-day.
The Pastel Strip
Sorry, that was a trick, keep looking for colour brilliance.
Look for them
That was a bit different, wasn't it?
And here is a brain twister, I've made it easy for to-day, and once again, a little bit different
Look at me, look at me, what do you see?
How does all of this affect you?
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Comment by Adrienne
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Keep blogging,
Adrienne
Comment by katyzzz
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Why not? Unless you don't want to be identified.
I think the more photos and fun the better. Are you going to put on a special post? head it well to attract attention.
The worst thing that can happen is that no-one will notice you. We all have to live with rejection from time to time.
Some people put on pics that don't do much at all. Make sure it gets up on the right day. Even do a prepost to alert people's attention to it.
You can count on my votes, that's always better than none.
And if you answer my comments that's some more votes and so it goes on.
katyzzz
Comment by katyzzz
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katyzzz!
Comment by Jessicca
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I have to take the "cubes and squares" comment out of my mouth... The first photos of simple rectengulars and the soothing colours does blend a lot.
"Look for them" reminds me of looking for the refugees at all different situations in Afganistan or Iraq. Can be in intense situation, can be in the cold winter that they are hiding and cold and starving... counting the days by and praying that they can still be alive the next day.
"Look at me" gives me the Marilyn Monroe feeling of a beautiful woman hoping for the person to see who she really is from all the colours of the world she is in.
Hope I got it right.. hahahaha...