[birdky] A Day in May

It's that hour called dusk at Short Creek in NW Grayson County, Ky. The 
blooming roses take on those soft magical hues of red, pink, white, yellow.
The robins are especially noisy as they jockey for roosting sites in the 
tall cedar tree
just off the porch  at the back door.
As I stepped outside to gather up Kitty there
was a Killdeer signing off for the night.
There are a few dark gray clouds lingering low
on the western horizon and high in the sky to the south is one bright star.

It's not exactly Lake Woe Begone but plenty good enough.

Signed
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