Norther snow lays deep
Summer plumes grace bare winter
Incongruous fruit
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Love these images and your words.
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Thank you 🙂
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Beautiful photo
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Thank you 🙂
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My pleasure
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Lovely haiku Sue. Who owns the parrot?
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That’s the weird thing… they are a wild flock up in the cold Yorkshire Dalesnear Kirby Stephen.
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Wow!!
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Parrots? How do they survive in the cold weather?
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They seem to be doing rather well 🙂
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I’m sitting here wondering how they got free.
*Lynyrd Skynyrd plays in the background*
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According to the Kirkby Stephen website, “John Strutt (1935-2010) trained these remarkable birds and other parrots to fly freely around the district, returning home to be fed and take shelter. In the final year of his life, John set up The John Strutt Centre for Parrot Conservation so the birds would be protected…”
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That’s cool! Seems a little bit of an exotic hobby, but what a beautiful gift to the community.
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It was certainly a surprsing one 🙂
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This is amazing – you’d think they’d freeze! They’re clearly tougher than we think.
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They seemed perfectly happy there in the snowy north…and it was bitterly cold .
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Oh, honey, you are a looooong way from home. 🙂
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They seemed very out of place in that bleak landscape 🙂
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