One of the signs of spring is the robin. Today the robins are everywhere, hopping all over our front lawn, perched in the trees, nibbling on berries, chirping happily, and flitting all over the place. I don't know whether this particular group are just passing through or are here to stay, but the sound of their chirping is music to my ears and a sure sign of spring!
Today as I enjoy the robins out the window I am spending the day in my studio starting to design a quilt for a friend of mine. Today I get to enjoy my favorite part of quiltmaking: choosing the color and planning the design. So today it's just the robins and me . (The photos are not mine because I don't have my own computer back yet. )
Hope you have a chance, even for a few minutes, to do something you love to do today.
Rhondi xo
If you are planning on posting for Thankful Thursday tomorrow please let me know today. Thanks!
Oh how I miss the North American harbinger of spring!! We have robins here of course, but they are very tiny and cute as well and here all year round. Here it's the call of the cuckoo that usually tells us spring has sprung!
ReplyDeleteWe're having a heavy spring rain here today, but yesterday was mild and the air was full of birdsong.
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely day choosing your quilt colours. I hope we'll see some photos!
Very sweet pictures! They do remind me that spring is coming!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat pretty pictures...I do believe that spring is in the air! :)
ReplyDeleteWe don't get Robins are our house. We don't have a lawn or field. But I love seeing them in town, it let's me know that dispite to cold day today, spring is around the corner!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Penny
What gorgeous birds. I wonder if they're related to English robins which have a beautiful song but squabble a lot!!
ReplyDeleteI too saw robins here last week. I stopped the car and counted 25 on the lawn at the park!
ReplyDeleteYour doing a great job without your photos. Just wanted to tell you!
God bless you today,
Kathy b
Rhondi,
ReplyDeleteI love your Robins! Where I grew up they were everywhere. Here~not too many. Many other types, but I do miss those fat little orange birds!
xoxo
Janie
Those robins were around my front porch the other day. They were enjoying all of our berries. They are wonderful!
ReplyDeleteHi Rhondi,
ReplyDeleteI love to see and hear the robins.I,actually saw a robin in our garden last week-an exciting reminder spring is coming.Have fun with your quilting!
Carolyn
I'm going to be participating in Thankful Thursday! My blog URL is: www.hopeflanagan.com
ReplyDeleteHi Rhondi! Thank you for sharing the cute robin photos...I too love these birds. I saw a small flock of them here this morning as well...and I was thrilled! :-)
ReplyDeleteHello Rhondi, I am doing Thankful Thursday tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteYour Robins are wonderful. I love the robins too. I hope it is a sign of spring. I know you and the robins will design a fantastic quilt. Be sure and share it with us.
Have a wonderful evening.
Hugs...Jeanne
Hi Rhondi,
ReplyDeleteLoved your Robin pictures. Last weekend I saw a few and was encouraged that spring is here. But alas, today we had an unseasonal snowstorm. Three inches with blowing wind and more falling!
Guess I'll have to postpone my spring planting for awhile....
Sigh...
Debora
Hi Rhondi,
ReplyDeleteLoved your Robin pictures. Last weekend I saw a few and was encouraged that spring is here. But alas, today we had an unseasonal snowstorm. Three inches with blowing wind and more falling!
Guess I'll have to postpone my spring planting for awhile....
Sigh...
Debora
Hi Rhondi~
ReplyDeleteNo, I won't be participating in today's "Thankful Thursday". However, I hope to be in for next week! Have a good one!
we saw aa robin a few weeks ago. Of course he was perched on top of a 4 foot snow bank...he must have been confused.
ReplyDeleteRhondi, My mom is a quilter too... she's 76 and has been quilting since the age of 60. She does all her quilting by hand., and she amazes me. I was fortunate to be the first child (one of 6) to get one since I gave her my colors first. ;) I have it on my post for this past Monday, for Meta Monday. It's a purple/whites/greens and a Dresden Plate pattern. ~CC Catherine ;)
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed seeing robins in our yard here in FL a couple of weeks ago, I guess they are moving on up north! I love seeing them!
ReplyDeleteKatherine