They are all dead, every last one of them. It seems such a waste, and it makes me wonder about the futility of life. I don't know what took them, whether it was birds or mammals, but it is irrelevant what it was: they are no more. I know that in them dying, another life will have the opportunity to live on, and that is the way of nature, but I am still deeply saddened that their stay on this earth was so short. They will live on in a few photos, photos that weren't even good, and they will live on in my memory, those little whirling dervishes.
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- Kerry
- I live in North Wales and spend my time caring for animals, walking in the countryside, photographing nature and reading. I hope to share, in photographs and words, some of the beauty that I see. If you enjoy the photographs on this blog then you might like to take a look at my Flickr photostream. View my complete profile for links to both of my blogs.
Such a shame Kerry. I can understand how you feel. I'd feel the same way too.
ReplyDeleteIt always hits you badly when something you watch gets predated, you get to know your own wildlife and it gets personal :-)
ReplyDeleteThey will not of died in vain, nothing dies in the natural world, it just gets recycled . :-)