Sandhill Crane Colt at Circle B by Lee
“Let them also offer sacrifices of thanksgiving, And tell of His works with joyful singing.”
(Psalms 107:22 NASB)
Thanksgiving – Sandhill Crane Colt
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Thanksgiving – Joyful Greenbul
Joyful Greenbul (Chlorocichla laetissima) ©WikiC
A Psalm of Thanksgiving. “Make a joyful shout to the LORD, all you lands!” (Psalms 100:1 NKJV)
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Thanksgiving – Magnificent Hummingbird
Magnificent Hummingbird (Eugenes fulgens) by Judd Patterson
“I will praise the name of God with a song, and will magnify him with thanksgiving.” (Psalms 69:30 KJV)
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Thanksgiving – Harpy Eagle
Harpy Eagle (Harpia harpyja) by Lee at Zoo Miami
“Sing unto the LORD with thanksgiving; sing praise upon the harp unto our God:” (Psalms 147:7 KJV)
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Thanksgiving – Noisy Miner
Noisy Miner (Manorina melanocephala) by Tom Tarrant
“Let us come before his presence with thanksgiving, and make a joyful noise unto him with psalms.” (Psalms 95:2 KJV)
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Thanksgiving – Song Sparrow
Song Sparrow by Ray – Stoney Creek Ontario Canada
“I will praise the name of God with a song, and will magnify him with thanksgiving.” (Psalms 69:30 KJV)
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Thanksgiving – Laughing Gull
Laughing Gull (Leucophaeus atricilla) by Lee at Honeymoon Island SP
“That I may publish with the voice of thanksgiving, and tell of all thy wondrous works.” (Psalms 26:7 KJV)
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Emma’s Bird Tales Retold – Reginald, Turkey Commander
Reginald – (Wild Turkey by Daves BirdingPix)
Reginald, Turkey Commander
By Emma Foster
There once was a turkey named Reginald who lived in the backwoods of Louisiana. Every year Reginald would band together with many other turkeys in a secret fortress underground to protect themselves from hunters hunting for turkeys to eat on Thanksgiving. Reginald and his friends had built the fortress a long time ago.
Reginald could tell it was Thanksgiving when one day he saw many hunters lurking in the backwoods searching for a turkey to eat on that special day. Reginald quickly went home to grab his Army helmet which he used as protection from gun shots, and called all his friends to their special underground fortress.
Many turkeys came prepared for the day. Most of them wore their Army helmets. Many other turkeys were there as well. They had brought food for Thanksgiving. Not just people celebrated Thanksgiving, turkeys did too, but without the turkey.
Soon there was a big party going on in the fortress. Not one hunter was aware that all the turkeys in the backwoods were in the underground fortress. The turkeys were joyously celebrating Thanksgiving. They were very thankful they were not “on the menu” that day.
Reginald was happy that the hunters could not find any turkeys. All the hunters eventually had to go to the grocery store to get a turkey, and every hunter from the backwoods hates to go to the grocery store and buy a turkey.
Soon Thanksgiving was over, and all the turkeys rejoiced. Even so, Reginald always made sure his Army helmet was where he needed it in case a hunter was nearby.
The End
Lee’s Addition:
“… But every man hath his proper gift of God, one after this manner, and another after that. (1 Corinthians 7:7b KJV)
“Now there are diversities of gifts, but the same Spirit. (1 Corinthians 12:4 KJV)
Emma has given us another great Bird Tale. I have been holding this for a while, waiting to get closer to Thanksgiving, but it is too adorable to hold any longer. So, it’s a little early, but ENJOY!
I keep encouraging her to write a tale for us, because she is developing into a gifted author. May we all encourage our young people to develop whatever talent the Lord has given them.
Maybe we can get a follow-up on Reginald and his friends.
Reginald – (Wild Turkey by Daves BirdingPix)
Reginald, Turkey Commander
By Emma Foster
There once was a turkey named Reginald who lived in the backwoods of Louisiana. Every year Reginald would band together with many other turkeys in a secret fortress underground to protect themselves from hunters hunting for turkeys to eat on Thanksgiving. Reginald and his friends had built the fortress a long time ago.
Reginald could tell it was Thanksgiving when one day he saw many hunters lurking in the backwoods searching for a turkey to eat on that special day. Reginald quickly went home to grab his Army helmet which he used as protection from gun shots, and called all his friends to their special underground fortress.
Many turkeys came prepared for the day. Most of them wore their Army helmets. Many other turkeys were there as well. They had brought food for Thanksgiving. Not just people celebrated Thanksgiving, turkeys did too, but without the turkey.
Soon there was a big party going on in the fortress. Not one hunter was aware that all the turkeys in the backwoods were in the underground fortress. The turkeys were joyously celebrating Thanksgiving. They were very thankful they were not “on the menu” that day.
Reginald was happy that the hunters could not find any turkeys. All the hunters eventually had to go to the grocery store to get a turkey, and every hunter from the backwoods hates to go to the grocery store and buy a turkey.
Soon Thanksgiving was over, and all the turkeys rejoiced. Even so, Reginald always made sure his Army helmet was where he needed it in case a hunter was nearby.
The End
Lee’s Addition:
“… But every man hath his proper gift of God, one after this manner, and another after that. (1 Corinthians 7:7b KJV)
“Now there are diversities of gifts, but the same Spirit. (1 Corinthians 12:4 KJV)
Emma has given us another great Bird Tale. I have been holding this for a while, waiting to get closer to Thanksgiving, but it is too adorable to hold any longer. So, it’s a little early, but ENJOY!
I keep encouraging her to write a tale for us, because she is developing into a gifted author. May we all encourage our young people to develop whatever talent the Lord has given them.
Maybe we can get a follow-up on Reginald and his friends.
Mrs. Patterson’s Parrot – by Emma Foster
Norman Joins The Baseball Team
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