Saw canary today. Alleluia!

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Philip James

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Lord,
Thank you for the pretty canary. What a treat to my heart,
and with his song of praise I lift my heart to You!

Praise to our Lord, Jesus Christ, now and forever!

Behold all things are made new!
 

quietthinker

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Lord,
Thank you for the pretty canary. What a treat to my heart,
and with his song of praise I lift my heart to You!

Praise to our Lord, Jesus Christ, now and forever!

Behold all things are made new!
Yes, in spite of the fallenness of Creation God's beauty shines through. I think Jesus held many of his discourses in the natural environment and used figures from it to impress upon us this beauty.
 
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farouk

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What a beautiful bird to see - only get canaries in cages over here.
I love watching the smaller birds- I love it when I see a robin xx
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@Rita You would be interested to see over here that what is called a robin here is a rather bigger bird than what in England is called a robin, the robin redbreast. (The names and species don't always correspond, each side of the Atlantic...)
 
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@Rita You would be interested to see over here that what is called a robin here is a rather bigger bird than what in England is called a robin, the robin redbreast. (The names and species don't always correspond, each side of the Atlantic...)
Really , so is it another species of bird altogether ?
I know that different things have different meanings across the Atlantic but I never considered birds or animals would vary in names.
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farouk

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Really , so is it another species of bird altogether ?
I know that different things have different meanings across the Atlantic but I never considered birds or animals would vary in names.
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I suppose it must be, @Rita; a robin over here is a big, bloated thing; not like the little tiny robin redbreasts in the British Isles.