“It is a bird’s imagination, not its wings, that determines how high it can fly.”
― Matshona Dhliwayo
Last edition, you all loved that I shared about how eagles find spots in trees to sit in the area I live. So here I am showing you an eagle sitting on this tree. I had to brighten the image a lot since I spotted this one on a walk and clicked with my old 6S. But you see an eagle there. And the next one is at dusk that shows one soaring high in the sky.
I loved the fact that I was able to click a picture and show you all what amused you. So I am going to do that now and then. That’s helps us connect better, isn’t it?
Thursday Tree love is a photo feature hosted on this blog on every 2nd and 4th Thursday of a month. The next edition will go live on October 14, 2021. If you would like to play along, post a picture of a tree on your blog, tell me where did you spot the tree and link it back to this post.
If you don’t see the pingback, please leave a link to your post in my comments section. Please make sure that your post’s link is showing up on this latest edition. I will link your posts on my blog in the next edition and spread some love. Let’s come together to appreciate the beautiful nature around us.
Before you go, don’t forget to check the lovely trees shared on #ThursdayTreeLove – 114:
- Lin joins with Tibetan Cherry from Seaton Sluice, England
- Lily joins with trees near a lake from her part of the world
- Angela joins with Chinar trees from Srinagar in India
- Ramya joins with a Banyan tree from Pune in Maharashtra, India
- Teresa joins with blooming white trees from her part of the world in Melbourne
- Jayanthy joins with a blooming cherry blossom from her part of the world in US
- Alana joins with black walnuts and the tree from upstate New York in the US
- Archana joins with a lone tree from Pune in Maharashtra, India
- JoAnna joins with Willow tree from her part of the world in the US
- Siobhan joins with Lodgepole Pines next to a bridge crossing the Deschutes River
- Traci shares hints of fall foliage from the woods near her backyard in Durhan, NH in the US
- Mali joins with the Cabbage tree from New Zealand
- Divya joins with the Nectarine tree and its fruits from Brentwood, California in the US
- Chandra joins with a postcard that shows the trees of Lan Ying’s Quiet Village
- Liz joins with trees from Eagle Creek in Oregon, US
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I loved the quote Parul, and also the images of both the tree and eagle, thank you for sharing, here is my link:https://livealifeofgratitude.blogspot.com/2021/09/tree-love-110.html
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Thanks so much, Angela!
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Of course it does Parul! TTL is a great tree connection for bloggers!! Lovely pix. Here is my post https://yenforblue.com/2021/09/23/cousin-thursdaytreelove/
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Thank you so much, Archana!
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It took me a minute to find the eagle in the tree. It picked a place to be well hidden for imagining its next flight. Thank you for sharing the eagles and thereby reminding us that birds and other animals need trees, too. Here’s my next tree love post: https://joannaoftheforest.wordpress.com/2021/09/23/thursday-tree-love-a-bowl-and-a-bend/
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True that! thanks JoAnna!
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Seeing an eagle is thrilling indeed. I sometimes wish I could get into the mind of a bird and see the world like they do. My post has more birds than trees – lots more. http://ramblinwitham.blogspot.com/2021/09/starlings-of-feather-in-tree.html
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I know what you mean. If only we could see the world through a bird’s eye. Thanks Alana!
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It was good to see the eagle as well as the tree.
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Thanks Lin!
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Nice pics and love the quote! Here’s my offering: https://iamchandralynn.com/2021/09/23/thursdaytreelove-song-for-autumn/
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Thanks, Chandra!
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Such lovely snapshots, Parul. I keep reminding myself about this Thursday TreeLove, but manage to forget each time. Off to schedule a post now, because i have so many pictures of trees!
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Damayanti- reading this made me very happy. Your presence matters a ton! I’ve had no inspiration to write for a year now and there are days I feel this gaping hole. But then pictures and crochet come to my rescue. 😊
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I love the picture of your tree. I was going to say I like how you composed it. And then I read about the eagle and that makes it even better. Look at the eagle’s attitude. ❤ 😀
Thank you so much for hosting, dear Parul. 🙂 Honestly, I do have a list of posts for TTL — all in my head, tho’ 😬
I’ll have to work a little more on being regular here. 🙂
Will add my link, soon.
Thanks again.
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Here’s the next one — https://www.dnambiar.com/2021/09/peach-tree-ca.html
Thank you, Parul.
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so cool you were able to share. Thank you, Divya ❤ and in my head – i have written so many posts. 🙂
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I agree, great image and quote! 🙂 Here’s mine, https://tblsite.me/2021/09/23/ttl-115/
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Thanks Lily!
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Those are great shots, Parul! I’m so glad you were able to show us a peek at the eagle in the tree, and that soaring shot is beautiful.
And now I have a new favorite bird quote. ❤️
While I’m usually running late, this time it’s because my WordPress blog has been wonky for the past few days, so while I was able to get the post out on Thursday, it was only on my Hive blog. But now I’ve copied it over, so we can do the ping thing! 😊
https://www.traciyork.com/misty-morning-woods-for-parul2411s-thursdaytreelove/
Thanks for sharing those awesome clicks with us, and I look forward to seeing more that connect us all. 🤗
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oh no! hope the issue is sorted and yes the ping thing helps me track posts and then share with you all. Thank you so much. Yes – I am thinking of weaving in stories and connections for you all. 🙂
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Thanks Cath!
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Loved the eagle in the tree, Parul. Right place at the right time. Also what great timing with the second shot. Well done. Love the Matshona Dhliwayo quote. There’s no guessing where we can go if we use our imagination. It’s amazing how sharing photos online and being online has connected so many of us together. It is lovely to see your part of the world through your blog. Hope you are doing well.
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So true, Mabel. Thank you for stopping by. It means a lot to me see you supporting when blogging has been on the back burner for me. I am so grateful to your support. ❤
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