An Early Autumn Noon With Bees Buzzing

Summary

The text describes an idyllic autumn scene with a variety of birds, woodpeckers, chickadees, bees, and changing leaves, reflecting on the passage of time and the beauty of nature.

Abstract

The author paints a vivid picture of an early autumn afternoon filled with the vibrant colors of changing leaves and the lively presence of various creatures. Birds of different species, including blue birds, downey woodpeckers, and chickadees, are enjoying the feast that the season offers. The scene is further enlivened by the buzzing of bees, adding to the symphony of nature's sounds. The author expresses a sense of wonder at the swift passage of time, appreciating the transition from summer to autumn, and acknowledges the joy of sharing these observations through published Sunday sonnets. The text is a celebration of the natural world and a thank you to those who have supported the author's work.

Opinions

The author is in awe of how quickly time has passed, transitioning from summer to autumn.
There is a clear appreciation for the beauty of nature and the changing seasons as reflected in the vivid description of the scene.
The author seems to value the presence of wildlife in the described setting, emphasizing the activity of birds and bees.
A sense of gratitude is conveyed towards Katie Michaelson and The Daily Cuppa for publishing the Sunday sonnets.
The author expresses a warm welcome to the month of October and appreciation for the readers who have followed the seasonal journey through the sonnets.

Sunday sonnet

Photo by William J Spirdione

Hard to believe the time has passed so soon. Seems yesterday another summer’s day. I step outside this cool and hazy noon to look around and see the creatures play.

These leaves of orange red and yellow wave though most are lush and green with fresh new growth. Three blue birds land, then five. All surely crave a turn to feed, these blues and others both.

Two downey woodpeckers, two chickadees, more blues arrive with flittering and flight. An autumn welcome feasting then come bees. This noontime sun still shines though not so bright.

Amidst the chirping cheeping everywhere. Bees buzzing loud and louder through the air.

Photo by William J Spirdione

Thank you, Katie Michaelson, and The Daily Cuppa, for publishing these Sunday sonnets. Welcome to October, and thank you, readers, for traveling through the seasons with me.