For a smile as wide as a country sunrise

Hello and welcome to another Mystery Blogger Award! Thank you so very much Keziah for giving this award to me, always very much appreciated! Keziah is a teen girl that has a wonderful blog where she enjoys writing about a variety of topics. She also enjoys photography and she is doing very well with that! If you have not been to her blog yet, please take this opportunity to visit, say hi and encourage her by giving her a follow.

The Rules:
This award was created by Okoto Enigma.
3 Things About Steve:
3 Things About Muffin:
Questions From Keziah:
Now I’m supposed to give a link to my best post. I don’t know which is the best one, so I’ll leave that one up to you.
Now, My Questions For My Nominees:
Now For My Nominees:
I know that’s only 3 and it says 10-20 in the rules. But what I did was add the 10 with the 20 to get 3. How? Add the zeros together and you get zero. Add one and two together and get 3. Simple. Meow, meow=Me teach my human that one!
Thanks again Keziah! I hope everyone has had an enjoyable day, or is having one depending on where you live, and God bless!
Steve and Muffin.

Good morning on this terrific Tuesday! This is such beautiful weather we are having now. My walk to the river yesterday was fantastic. The sun was shining brightly, just a gentle southerly breeze and sitting on the bench was just so relaxing. There was a lot of bird activity, though most of them were not cooperating for pictures. Many new birds were around, mostly various species of warblers which are some of our most colorful birds. Unfortunately they are also very small birds so it’s necessary to be fairly close to get a good photo of them. But they tend to stay higher in the trees so that doesn’t work so good.
I have come to the conclusion that the best fishing must be on the other side of the river. That’s where all the fish eating ducks like to go and also the kingfishers. I would love to get a picture of a kingfisher, one bird high on my list, as is the common flicker, which isn’t too common around here it seems. Oh well, one of these days.
And here we go with today’s spring pics…

The wonderful granite rocky hills that dominate this area reaching upward from the river shore.
All of these granite hills being covered with pines, along the river here it’s mainly white pine and red pine.
I did, however, get a better picture of a brown creeper as it creeps it’s way up the trunk of a white pine.
I hope you all have a wonderful day, stay safe and God bless!
Steve and Muffin.
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