John posted: " I wrote about the death of a pet last fall hoping that Spring would bring this day for me. I was sorry to see Fred go. In one week I have a new spider and will have baby birds that I get to watch. I noticed the sparrow on the ground gathering nest m"
I wrote about the death of a pet last fall hoping that Spring would bring this day for me. I was sorry to see Fred go.
In one week I have a new spider and will have baby birds that I get to watch. I noticed the sparrow on the ground gathering nest material in the field outside of my house. I wondered where the nest was, only to find later in the day that it was just outside of my kitchen window.
I named her Wilma after a little sister in my Fraternity. I don't think she'd appreciate it, but the spider reminded me of her. Only later did I realize the Fred and Wilma Flintstones connection. Fred was named for a guy I know from the town that I moved away from recently, not Fred Flintstone.
Here is the sparrow's nest from this morning, sorry for the blurry picture, I had to zoom it in a long way:
I don't think I'll name them as they fly away. The spider will stay with me until almost Thanksgiving and will provide me entertainment every night until then. I will love it when the baby birds hatch.
Some pets are less personal than others, but these will be interesting and part of nature I don't always get to watch.
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