Photo by Chris Bosak A Dark-eyed Junco perches in a tree in New England in March 2015.
Thank you for visiting Snowbird of Paradise.
You, as a reader, are as important to a blog as is the writer, and I am delighted that you have found my site. Please explore the various posts and read as many as take your fancy. I will be happy to hear from you and to respond in the comments sections.
If you think you spot some inconsistencies between English Canadian spellings and American spellings, you are probably right. I should decide on one or the other but, like myself, my spellings tend to travel back and forth.
The Dark-eyed Juncos (aka snowbirds) leave Canada in the winter and return in the spring, and people who do the same are also called snowbirds. Because I planted a Bird of Paradise shrub in a pot and put it out on my patio in California, I have combined the two “birds” in the title of this blog.
Happy reading!
Will follow with interest, hope I am the first comment, good luck, how were you watching meltwater in San Jose, or are you back in Canada?
Hi Jim, Yes, yours is the first comment on the Welcome page! I think you’ll get a chuckle out of the Dating page, too. I’m in San Jose, and it has been raining.
Ohhh my gosh
I found you
Miss you
Not the same with-out you
I miss you, too, Gee Gee. I’m glad you found the blog and hope you enjoy it.
Hi Anne, I don’t appear to have your email address, hence a post here.
Julie xx