Birds of a Feather

There's something peaceful about the call of a bird's song. We wake up in the morning and hear birds, moving jumping and singing to each other. We can moan and pull the covers over our heads, but within the melodious calls sweets tell us the day is here, new and all is well in the world.

You look where you look at birds there are houses and feeders for sale. They found in pet stores, at hardware stores, even in supermarkets. Boys and girls ask their mothers, and craft shops sell the decorations. We want to attract the birds to our patios and courtyards. Poultry makes us feel happy. When people come out of a depressive crisis they say they hear birds singing again. After a natural disaster, when the birds return, it seems a sign that life goes on. These wonderful feather creatures encourage us with his songs and we energize with resilience.

The birds are free creatures that can flutter from tree branch to tree branch or rise above us. Its beauty attracts the eyes and his songs stir our hearts. Its delicate wings give us a taste of freedom, and their black eyes invite you to experience the life of a cheerful and carefree way. After all, it seems that he sings no matter what the day brings.

Ask a quarter of people who is your favorite song bird and will get plenty of answers. Top bright red Cardinals ready for many people. Photos of them decorate Christmas cards. They can always spot them, and whenever they appear, we marvel with bright colors. The finches bring joy and many people have domesticated in cages because its high Twitter acute and flapping energy elevates the soul. Range of high Warblers due to their bright touches of yellow and black or black and white, as well as its unique ability to tone notes clear. Blue birds are birds of happiness, and that he has seen the painted Bunting and does not absorb his breath at the sight? Even simple Sparrow Brown to be hopping along the ground in the center of the city looking for tidbits and crumbs evokes a smile. They seem to be carefree and cheerful despite the fact that are in constant search for food. So what if they leave droppings, yet want them to in our lives, right?

What is your favorite song bird? It is a Blue Bird, a coal or perhaps a dove Coos gently to her partner? It is the industrious Hummingbird flit from flower to flower?

Birds can arouse pleasant emotions. In the boring desolation of winter images of migratory birds of the song on his wall, fridge or office cubicle brings a promise of spring, flowers and sunny days. So surround yourself with birds. Attract them to your backyard patio or apartment by hanging feeders or houses for them. Place a few pictures of them around your office or home. Which illuminates your state of mind.

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Pat McNulty has published 8 articles. Article submitted on 29 December 2012. Word count: 501

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