Cheeps
Giggles
Strums
Growls
Gleeful singing and dancesteps
Squeals of glee
Distress. Let us in!!
Organ Grinder Wheels
Hot Wheels
Ferris Wheels
Merry Go Round Music
Chipping away on stone
Caws
Motorcycle revs
And vocals
More guitars and a bass
Drumbeats and rattles
Guitar strums
Violins
And always, birdsong
lifelessons - a blog by Judy Dykstra-Brown 
Great collection. I love the native drummer on the bottom. And who cannot love the baby birds. How on earth did you find them? It looks like a mud nest on a patio. Your home? And thank you for capturing laughter. Nothing like a good laugh.
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Their parent birds built their nest on the top of an eight foot long dusting brush in my neighbor’s garage. They raised their chicks in it and when they flew away and the parents had started to lay more eggs, they finally took the brush down..The grown up nestlings still perch on the bush beside their front door each night to sleep!
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That’s sweet that they stick around in the bushes. Yes, I know the feeling of having to take nests down. My daughter’s patio became a prime spot and it just became a mess. Anyway…nice photos, Judy.
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Good selections Judy, I could hear the little boy being tickled 🙂
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A wonderful set of photos, Judy — Although without sound, each photo comes with a definite sound of its own!
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Thanks, Janet. It was fun searching them out.
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I love these pics and their titles.
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Each one evocative of sounds – I especially liked the squeals of glee
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Me, too, Derrick. I love the sounds of children playing.
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Fab clicks for this challenge, Judy,
What a variety!
I love the axe man and the kid images.
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Thanks, Senor Philo!
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You are welcome, my friend.
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Wonderful sights of Sound, Judy! So much fun, well captured. 🙂
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Thanks, Amy.
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Ha! You nailed it. A veritable cacaphony.
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Nice selection. Especially liked the photo of the hungry hatchlings. I don’t get to see nestlings often. If the nest is in the open I avoid looking closely in case I alert a predator to the nestlings.
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This was a perfect placement as it was at the top of a long thin stick used to dust the ceiling of my neighbor’s garage. It had a big dust mop on the end of it up by the ceiling that was large enough to support the nest but the stick was too thin for the cats to climb.
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That’s such a perfect safe space! Maybe we should plant more of such tree-mops for their sake.
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It was propped up in the corner so stable enough for birds.
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Dual purpose but unfortunately they aren’t much good for dispelling dust once they are covered in bird guano.
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True. Count it as your contribution to keeping the world safe for the next generation.
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Love your diverse gallery, Judy. The little ones! I read in your comments about their nest. Lovely. And the angry dogs and the cats, oh, I can hear every sound here. Well done!
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