Reflections at the Eagle Pond
More pond & cloud reflections
A stump bigger than three medium-sized blog readers with teenage trees growing upward.
Simply reeds
Forest stream
Tree growing sideways over Lake Superior
Leaves and water in sepia
Bald eagle's white tail feather
Bald eagle missing one white tail feather (Don't quit breathing deeply--another one will grow back!)
Eagle in sepia. (Now don't quit breathing deeply...keep breathing...deep breathing...as you click your mouse into the next moment...)
Lake Superior Spirit 
Wondrous!
Beautiful!
I want to have it quiet AND I want to hurl a giant rock into that still and then wait quietly to see what happens! I might was to run shouting like warrior and plant both feet from a high jump into that stream!
Heavenly… Soaring with the eagles…
Beautiful and peaceful just to look! Absolutely wonderful!
Thanks for the pause to breath deeply!
Nice !
Thank you Kathy! I feel much more relaxed and focused…your guided meditation was just the medicine I needed today. Love the picture of the trees on the stump…beautiful!
Ah, peace in the natural world is like no other. Thank you.
I know how one’s heart will race when wildlife suddenly appears. This posts does relax one before the end thrills. Time to rent a long lens, Kathy! 🙂
How wonderful! To see the eagle so closely! Wasn’t it you who told me that seeing an eagle is good luck?
Ah.
So good to be here.
I am home after a long day of travel.
Preparing for 9 guests to come for 3 weeks.
House cleaning while savoring those very reflections.
Thank you for holding this space for me today Kathy.
All my love, S
As always, you pick the perfect pictures for the moment. Wondrous visions to take me into my unpleasant medical tests tomorrow morning. I plan to view them just before I leave. Medicine Woman you ARE! What happy teenage trees growing from your stump! The old giving the young a step up!
I have three small trees coming up out of a stump in front of the house. I hope they turn out as well as those are.
Beautiful pictures. I can imagine myself walking where you have walked and watching the soaring eagle, minus the feather of course, but free to fly through the air, in all its glory. Keep the pictures coming Kathy, please.
“More pond & cloud reflections” – breathtaking!
“A stump bigger than three medium-sized blog readers with teenage trees growing upward.” – amazing!
You find the most unusual and fascinating things in the forest, Kathy…
water trees reflections………….ahhh…… I’m so calm now -thanks they’re lovely. I invite you to take a a look at my blog sometime.