The birds know that winter is almost over here in South Africa.

So, how do I know that? Simple, as they start to mate.

A lovely family picnic for dad, mom and junior.

So, today I will show you the wisdom in nature, and the way that the birds understand it on instinct. I mean that no one sat the birds down to tell them that they will mate in the latter part of winter, in order for their breeds to strengthen before the next winter. The birds just know it, and then so many are saying that there is no Creator. Or maybe the birds have an AI program to tell them when to mate. Not so, as they act on instinct.
So, without further ado, come and have a laugh with me in the stories below.

The dad sad to his son, Herby, when are you going to get a girlfriend, but Herby at the right just shook his head.

So dad shouted to his wife, MARY! this kid is driving me insane.

But Mary knew what dad wanted and look how she flashed her new blue bloomers at dad. Women can read us guys like a book :)

So Mary took the wise route and she pecked junior to go away. Go look for a girlfriend junior, dad mumbled.

Now here below the picnic was forgotten, as Mary gave dad a kiss.

She played dad like a violin, and I am sure that dad winked at me. Look at that smile on dad's face. Sometimes my wife tells me that I also have that smile Lol.

XXX rated, as I am too young to watch this, and I politely stepped away :)

And that's not all.

Back at home our two little wild laughing doves gave each other a French kiss. Now what I know about a French kiss, is that you stick your tongue down a woman's gullet throat.

And then they started to walk closer to our garden window.

Oops! I blushed and closed the curtains :)

Just a bit of humor to give you a smile, but the birds are now in the mating season, and the reason for this is so that their babies will have the coming spring and summer seasons to grow in strength so that they can survive the next winter. They will grow rapidly and during the coming winter, they will also be strong enough to repeat the mating game. Such is the wisdom in nature and another factor is that not all of the babies will make it, as many will be taken by raptors, so that the raptors can feed their own babies. This is nature's population control.
Amazing when one thinks about it.

I hope you have enjoyed the photos and the story.

Photos by Zac Smith-All Rights Reserved.

Camera: Canon PowershotSX70HS Bridge camera.

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