#winter sparrow

[n4tural1]

19/3/2026 - Winter Sparrow

A bird rests upon a fence snow falling silently surrounding it the scene is calm. Peaceful. the crimson of the sparrow stark against the pillowy layer of cold, serene, biting snow the light of day piercing the scene granting holy levity against the cold presence the crimson of the sparrow bleeding out before me a stark reminder of the cold, brutal truth of a cold, brutal winter of a cold, brutal world a hand full of snow a careful, loving placement into a cold, uncaring grave the crimson warmth of the sparrow melting, washing itself away

[xxgotdyingdisorderxx]

Hot take: i really like january. Its a month of new oppurtunities, the first taste of the year and a clean slate. I love wrapping up warm and looking at winter skies. I tend to travel during winter too. I LOVE JANUARY!!! ITS UNDERRATED!!! i dont understand the january hate tbh.

[chickadeefriend]

American Tree Sparrow

[jolieeason]

Goodreads Monday: Winter Sparrow by Estevan Vega

This is a weekly meme where anyone can choose and highlight a random book from their Goodreads TBR. This meme was formerly featured on LaurensPageTurners and was taken over by Budget Tales Book Blog. I’ll GROW WINGS ALL BY MYSELF Mary is a talented young artist all-too-familiar with change. A complicated, distant relationship with her father and a string of bad experiences have left her heart…

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[natureeuphoria-blog]

American Tree Sparrow @ High Park, Toronto  (early February, -11°C, partly cloudy).

Their breeding habitat is tundra or the northern limits of the boreal forest in Alaska and northern Canada. They nest on the ground. These birds migrate to the United States or southern Canada to spend the winter. 

The easiest species to confuse with American Tree Sparrow is Chipping Sparrow, but their ranges don't overlap much in winter (the only time most people are likely to see American Tree Sparrows).  Usually, chipping sparrows are moving south around the same time as these birds arrive.

[tenoko1]

Hi! Good luck with the jogging! =) Here is a question (I hope I don't ask something what has been already, because than it is going to bored you, and the whole thing losses the point)! Have you ever considered to try making audiobooks for living?

I actually already do professional audiobooks. I have two out so far, you can find them on Audible, through iTunes, or Amazon. I suggest Audible though. Both have a 5-star rating from the people who have listened. I'm just the narrator, keep in mind. I have nothing to do with the content.The first one is "Winter Sparrow" by Estevan Vega and is a novella about 4-hrs long.The second is the first in a trilogy "Order of the Seers" by Cerece Rennie Murphy.On a general note: If you ever get an audiobook, please remember to leave feedback as livelihoods depend on them.