Monday, April 13, 2020

Lockdown diaries - all is well in the world

Were those painted storks I spied, flying northwards?

It's April and the Tabebuia blooms, as it should,

...as does the Spathodea.
The skies are blue....
...and the sunsets are brilliant.

I need to remember that one species out of 8.7 million on earth is having a bad time, and I am one out of 6 billion of that said species.  OK that is inaccurate.  About 3,000 animals and another 3,000 plants are also having a bad time, because of the one species.  
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  1. SgApril 16, 2020 at 11:33 AM

    In first pic, there is possibly a heron or egret moving in opposite direction...
    Lovely blooms..
    Last para confused me...too many numbers...all I know we have given ourselves too much weight...so the average is no longer a simple average..

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    1. FlowergirlMay 28, 2020 at 12:50 PM

      too much strain and weight on the planet, yes. haha yes, there was a pelican I think off in the opposite direction

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  2. PRAMOD BANKARApril 24, 2020 at 8:20 AM

    Lovely photos, makes you mwditative

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