Lydia ~ Tea ~ Sunset Extraordinaire

Tuesday, June 23

Tea, Lydia, to Sunset (2)Our mint tea was getting tall, so I asked our granddaughter Lydia (who was visiting from Maine) if she was interested in pulling the leaves so I could freeze them – instead of letting it go to seed.

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Tea, Lydia, to Sunset (5)Shortly after she began working on the tea, I noticed a bird splashing in the birdbath, and thinking it was bathing, I went for my camera. That’s when I saw that it was a fledging wren that had fallen into the water.

It was exhausted when I put it on the ground.

It’s mamma was not happy with me when I lifted it out of the birdbath, but she was pleased when I shooed it toward her and they were reunited.

Tea, Lydia, to Sunset (6)By sunset, I noticed a beautiful sky and went outside with my camera.

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Tea, Lydia, to Sunset (12)The longer I watched, the prettier the sky got.

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Tea, Lydia, to Sunset (17)I love when God turns the sky into a beautiful canvas.