“Puffins on the Isle of Staffa (Scotland), photographed while on pilgrimage to neighboring Iona.”
Submitted by Robin Craig.
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Oh. They’re so cute!! XD
I agree, Jaymee. I’ve never seen one in person.
Immense gratitude for he absolute beauty of God`s creation potyrayed here so well.
The birds seem to pop out of the background, which I find charming.
They are so unusual and cute looking!
Yes, Misty. Thanks for taking the time to comment today.
I love puffins! We saw them at an RSPB reserve on the east coast of Yorkshire … God’s delightful whimsy!
Thank you for sharing, Sue. “Whimsy” seems a good word to use with this picture.
Thank you so much for posting up that photo. Those puffins made my day! Puffins and I go back a long, long way. (see my blog). They really are God’s clowns!
Thank you, Greenpatches, for visiting us here at Picturing God.
Thanks for posting this. It brings back wonderful memories of a day well spent. And I love the attribution of “whimsy” to God’s idea in creating puffins.
Thank you for sharing a fun image with us, Robin! We were happy to post it.
It’s such an apt attribution. God has a real sense of humour, I reckon!
I have experienced the face of God in the mountains, the ocean, animals and now in this delightful creation shared on line. Thank you for bringing a smile to my spirit.
Thank you for sharing here today, Helen.