In the morning!
Om morgenen...
Utsikten ut av vinduet viser meg dette bildet i morges... Nysnø... Jeg ventet faktisk vår i begynnelsen av mars... men det ser fint ut... gjør det ikke?
Dette gir meg muligheten til å presentere fuglen min stukket ut av folie på vindusruten... vinduet er et karnapp, så fuglene har ofte fløyet inn i det - noe som kan føre til alvorlige skader - siden jeg sikret vinduet med Foliefugl det skjer ikke lenger... at fuglene kan skade seg ved å fly mot vindusruten.
Though I'm thinking of spring, I had this view out the window this morning... this gives me the opportunity to introduce you to my foil bird.
The window is a bay window and birds flew against it. Since I fixed the pane with the bird's foil, the birds no longer fly against the pane. So I gladly adopt the foil bird to protect the birds... and I have a large number in the garden... blackbirds, meissen, robins, sparrows, several types of finches, when it's very cold the forest birds come to that Feeder... bullfinch, woodpecker, etc.
At the end of February - it was some very warm days - we took a tour of Mount Oybin in Germany/Saxony... the mountain is 514m high and the ruins of Emperor Charles IV's castle complex occupy the entire summit area. It is a small, beautiful and historically interesting hike. And an old steam train runs through the villages and there are many beautiful half-timbered houses to admire.
I slutten av februar tok vi en tur til Oybin i Tyskland/Sachsen med veldig bra vær... fjellet er 514m høyt og ruinene av slottet til keiser Karl IV tar opp hele toppområdet. Det er en liten, vakker og historisk interessant tur. Et gammelt damplokomotiv kjører gjennom landsbyene og det er mange bindingsverkshus å beundre.
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| to Mount Oybin |
Do you see the little steam train?
It was a beautiful tour, maybe you enjoyed seeing the photos.
Best wishes from Viola
Kjære Viola
AntwortenLöschenSå flott fugl du har laget til vinduet! Det er jo fint hvis fuglene ute blir skremt av den. Det er et vakkert landskap du viser bilder fra. Fjellene er veldig fine. Snø nå er jo vakkert å se på, men nå ønsker jeg meg vår!
Klem fra Marit
Bonjour Viola,
AntwortenLöschenQuelle bonne idée d'accrocher ces silhouettes d'oiseaux pour leur éviter de s'écraser sur les vitres. C'est vrai, cela arrive parfois ici aussi que des oiseaux se cognent contre les vitres.
C'est un bien joli endroit que vous avez visité, très pittoresque avec ces maisons de bois à l'architecture si typique et les ruines et la vue sont splendides. Merci d'avoir partagé votre excursion.
Bonne fin de semaine
Hélène
Good morning, Viola: As you might imagine, I am very appreciative of the fact that you are doing your best to discourage birds from flying into your windows. They have enough natural hazards to contend with, without humans adding more. Great tour you had in Germany. Europe has so many interesting destinations. Hugs from Ontario - David
AntwortenLöschenFabulous sights to see on your tour, Viola. The architecture ruins are amazing.
AntwortenLöschenSå spennende tur! Vakre bilder. Det er så mange fine steder en kunne ha lyst til å gå, men da er det fint å se hva andre deler :) Vi fikk et lett snødryss her i natt, gleder meg til å kunne gå ute på bar mark, våren kommer snart! Det var en dekorativ løsning for å hindre fuglene å fly i ruten. Klem fra Marit Johanne
AntwortenLöschenVi venter alle på våren, men nå er det nysnø både her hos oss i Bergen, Norge og hos deg. Det har ikke vært så kaldt i Bergen i mars siden 1940-tallet! Men dere har hatt en fin og spennende tur i gamle ruiner og vakker natur. Nyt dagen! :)
AntwortenLöschenBeautiful! Just a wonderful hike! You take us to such lovely places!
AntwortenLöschen...Viola, thanks for taking me on this beautiful tour. We have those huge rocks here too. Looking down to the valley with the train is lovely. Enjoy your day.
AntwortenLöschenWhat a wonderful tour! I particularly like seeing those narrow walkways. And thank you for caring about the birds. I'm always trying to deter them from flying at my windows, not easy in a house where it looks as if they can fly right through -- view clear through when the front door's open.
AntwortenLöschenFantastic trip and some interesting walks through the narrow passage.
AntwortenLöschenMaria from lifeontheblock
Liebe Viola,
AntwortenLöschenWelch ein herrlicher Ausflug war das und vielen Dank für die tolle Bilder hier.
Hatte mal via Google rausgefunden es geht um das 14. und 16. Jahrhundert.
Ganz liebe Grüße,
Mariette
Så vakre ruiner, nydelige bilder. Her ligger snøen tung og det er helt ned i -15 grader om natta. Jeg vil ha litt vår, for tomatene er sådd og spirer som bare det. :)
AntwortenLöschenHello Viola, I would like you to place the language translator on the right of the post page, because otherwise we cannot read what it says in them.
AntwortenLöschenI don't know English and German and I need you to post it so that those who want to know can easily read it.
For example I write to you using my translator.
Your photos are wonderful, it was a great tour! I have lastic foil irds on my kitchen windows, too! Hugs, Valerie
AntwortenLöschenThe foil bird is a fantastic idea. I wish my parents had thought of this one I was still living at home. With floor to ceiling windows at both ends of our living room, many a bird met an untimely death ...
AntwortenLöschenI loved tagging along on your trip to Berg Oybin. What a spectacular place! Thank you so much for sharing! xxx
Vilken vacker och fin rundtur du tog med oss på.
AntwortenLöschenKram Carin
Thank you for taking us olong to Berg Oybin - what an interesting place, in a beautiful setting - and yes, I saw the steam train! Your foil bird is a good idea.
AntwortenLöschenWhat interesting rocks and also the castle ruins. Quite an unusual place to visit.
AntwortenLöschenI've heard that the bird silhouettes work to keep birds from hitting windows. Great idea. Granny Marigold
A lovely place to explore
AntwortenLöschenBeautiful scenery and location. It looks like a lovely place to explore and you did. Thanks so much for sharing it. Have a wonderful upcoming weekend.
AntwortenLöschenHej Viola!
AntwortenLöschenVi har också fått snö de senaste dagarna, inte lika mycket som på andra ställen runt om i Sverige, men det är -9 grader idag och strålande sol, så jag klagar inte. Men jag väntar på våren. Så fina omgivningar ni har att utforska, ser spännande ut med klipporna, och ja jag såg tåget.
Ha ett fint veckoslut /Marika
What a great trip Viola. I love your photographs of the ruins and the row of wooden houses is beautiful. xx
AntwortenLöschenSå spennende dette må ha vært! Der kunne jeg ha gått omkring lenge. Og smart med den fuglen i vinduet!
AntwortenLöschenKlem Ingunn
I Feel So Fortunate To Have Found You - Always Enjoy Your Post - I Dig Everyone Of These Captures - Well Done
AntwortenLöschenBig Hugs,
Cheers
Beautiful place! My translator isn't working today for some reason..
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Donna
WOW! What a lovely tour of Mount Oybin in Germany/Saxony, your photographs were all so lovely to see.
AntwortenLöschenEnjoy the week ahead.
All the best Jan
Hello Viola. The foil bird on your window is a very good and kind idea to protect the birds in your garden from harm. Your trip to Mount Oybin looks wonderful. I enjoyed seeing the buildings and the castle ruins. A steam train is always lovely to see. Thank you for sharing all your wonderful pictures. Have a good week x
AntwortenLöschenThe foil bird is a great idea. We once had to hang a foil pie plate in a window when a silly robin kept flying into it time after time. I think a bird looks better. 😀
AntwortenLöschenBoth the geology and the castle itself look awesome. What a place to visit!
Beautiful. Looks like a great explore. Glad you were able to protect the birds flying into the window.
AntwortenLöschenHei, takk for vakre bilder av en spennende arkitektur, fabelaktige. Ha en fin kveld, hilsen Sølvi.
AntwortenLöschenI most certainly DID enjoy your your. What beautiful feature, architecture and countryside!!
AntwortenLöschen2nd "your" is tour.
LöschenWow.....such great pics of older buildings. I love them. Thank you for sharing them. Winter has been really strange here in the states. A really cold and ice event in Dec. for a week. Some warmer events in Jan, Feb and March. But right now Old Man Winter and Mother Nature have been fighting on whose turn it is to come out and play. Old Man Winter don't want to give it up and Mother Nature wants to be spring in. All of our bushes and trees have bloomed out already, plants popping up out of the ground and I have the itch to plant plants and seeds but I will hold off till mid April when its safe. Thanks for stopping in to say hi.
AntwortenLöschenLovely spring photos
AntwortenLöschenBeautiful photographs. We host a pair of mated birds, Robins, every year outside our back door. When they fledge we often have sparrows that use the same nest. great fun.
AntwortenLöschenHappy belated birthday.
Ja, våren lar vente på seg, men det kommer noen vårtegn, som mer fuglekvitter og aktivitet rundt fuglekassene våre! Det var en god idé med den foliefuglen på vinduet! Takk for nydelige bilder fra turen deres, og ha en flott søndag, Viola!
AntwortenLöschenKlem Cathrine
Awesome place!
AntwortenLöschenGood morning, I am so glad you dropped by my blog for a visit. I loved all the photos very much-what a beautiful area, and awesome place to hike and explore. I appreciate you sharing-we do not get out much at all any more so I travel through posts like this one.
AntwortenLöschenWe love birds too, I feed them on our deck in the early morning-we have many different woodpeckers, lost of little birds, next month the hummingbirds will arrive too-so fun.
no snow here where I live-on lake in the ozarks in Missouri-but bitter cold we have been in the low teens F this past week.
Happy weekend Kathy
Oh so beautiful! Lovely pictures from a lovely place...
AntwortenLöschenHug, Titti
Vädret liknar det vi har här hos mig också.
AntwortenLöschenVilken trevlig resa ni gjorde ... en spännande plats och fantastiska bilder! Tack för att du delar med dig ... och varmt tack för din kommentar hos mig!
Das sieht nach einer herrlichen Wanderung auf den Oybin aus! Allein da kann man schon so viel erforschen, und dann schließlich die Ruine! Einfach toll! Der Blick von dort oben muss sehr schön gewesen sein.
AntwortenLöschenVielen Dank für deinen Besuch auf meinem Blog und deinen netten Kommentar! Mein Mann liebt Sauerbraten und Rouladen, ich eher nicht so sehr. Zweimal habe ich ihm zu seinem Geburtstag Rouladen gekocht - es war zwar nicht schlecht, aber man bekommt hier halt nicht das richtige Fleisch dafür und die Rouladen werden einfach zu dick. Zum Glück gibt es hier ein deutsches Restaurant, so daß wir hin und wieder unserer "Gelüste" stillen können.
What a wonderful place! I must do like you and protect the birds from banging into the windows
AntwortenLöschenBeautiful photographs Viola. I have seen your comments and have replied to them on my blog but I can't reply to you directly as your settings don't allow it. Thank you for visiting my blog (Patchwork Allsorts) xx
AntwortenLöschenSo glad you were able to figure out how to keep the birds from flying into your window, we have only had that happen twice but thankfully it hasn't happened in quite a few years.
AntwortenLöschenSuch beautiful pictures of that village and your walk through, I enjoyed them very much :)
ooooh what a beautiful village!! we did not get any snow this winter and i have been quite sad about that!! i have heard that those birds work very well!!
AntwortenLöschenstrange place.
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