© Tracy Abell 2011
14 thoughts on “Hope is the thing with feathers”
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© Tracy Abell 2011
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Tracy Abell 
Yes, it sure is! My critique group, the Feathered Pens, takes its name from Emily’s poem.
Birdies are returning to Colorado now? Or are these your winter residents?
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That’s a lovely name for a critique group!
This is actually a photo from a couple years ago but we have these House Finches all year long.
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In what can sometimes feel like an inhospitable environment, it’s nice to hang out with those who treasure (and nourish) hope. 🙂
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Yes, yes, and yes. We have to stick together in all this.
Bird lovers, unite!
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the red bird is beautiful, I don´t know its name.
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These are both House Finches, and the male has the red chest. The red gets darker at this time of year as he tries to attract a mate.
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Oh, they are so cute. I love your bird photos.
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They are very cute, aren’t they? I see them every day but never tire of their energy and personalities.
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Feathers…and a beak.
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Yes, we cannot forget the beak. Birds just encompass hope.
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You always make me stop when you post the bird pics. Thank you.
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It makes me happy knowing you stop to admire the bird photos, Susan. Thank you for letting me know.
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Great photo!
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Thank you, Peter. Not quite as thrilling as Jeannine getting a bird to eat from her hand, but it’ll do. 🙂
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