Let us permit Nature to have her way....
She understands her business better than we do.
Michel de Montaigue
Of course I don't want to believe that quote. I was and am so saddened by the departure of my beloved Kestrels. I keep looking in the tree and the nest and on the poles.... but they are gone. April 28th was the first sighting and July 15th was the last. The next few posts will be dedicated to showing you some of the wonderful pictures I have had the privilege to capture during the Kestrel nesting.
She understands her business better than we do.
Michel de Montaigue
Of course I don't want to believe that quote. I was and am so saddened by the departure of my beloved Kestrels. I keep looking in the tree and the nest and on the poles.... but they are gone. April 28th was the first sighting and July 15th was the last. The next few posts will be dedicated to showing you some of the wonderful pictures I have had the privilege to capture during the Kestrel nesting.
Two boy siblings displaying a little brotherly Love.This was the last boy who kept coming back to the nestlooking for food, and waiting waiting..... right up until
the day they all left. He always looked sad to me.
How appropriate that this was the very last picture I got....
and then they were all gone. Fly, fly away, fly away all.
Please check back for more photos of Kestrels...
To God be the Glory ~ Great Things He Hath Done.
