*Solar System Construction in front of my house*
Late March this year, Solar Light Generating System Construction work started and planed to be finished on July. I've been taking pictures of the process from the second floor window. This wide open space was used to be a neighborhood children's play ground. My husband said that some children sighed him their "secret base" had gone.
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| I AM really happy that the tree where birds comes from time to time hadn't been cut down. Only some parts facing south had gone. |
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| One day a shrike was observing the work. |
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| I worried about the influence, but my husband relieved me explaining that the panels won't face directly towards our house. |
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| I will post part 2 after the work finished. |
"I wonder what's going on there?" The Thrush must have been saying ;-)
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Great detail of the birds watching them work, you caught! Hope that for you it's going to look better than this, Miyako! Of course, if you don't like it, you can always move to another place:) Many thanks for keeping us at All Sesaons up to date with what it going on outside your house!Have a comfortable week, Jesh
ReplyDeleteWow it’s gonna be a huge solar panel field! Too bad kids lost playground and some trees had to be cut. But I’m glad not all trees are gone. Birds must be relieved :-) Also it’ll generate clean energy and I’m glad it won’t have a negative impact on your residence.
ReplyDeleteThe photo of Thrush tilting head is so cute :-) Have a wonderful new week, Miyako san xo
It's too bad the kids had to lose their playground. The solar panel field will be a big help for energy though. Have a wonderful week!
ReplyDeleteIt's sad for the children - but we need them. Really!?
ReplyDeleteHappy MosaicMonday
Miyako, That will change the landscape quite a bit. Love the bird photos! Have a great week. Sylvia D.
ReplyDeleteThat will sure be a different view from your home. _ Margy
ReplyDeleteIt will be interesting to see the finished work and what it can do.
ReplyDeleteIt's great to see you at 'My Corner of the World' this week!
The birds are so beautiful! And what a big project. Will be interesting to see it when it's built! Keep us updated! Take care and stay safe!
ReplyDeleteMiyako - it is always sad to see some nature destroyed for the installation of a solar system, but overall I am supportive of renewable energy generation rather than using coal. Did they consider installing the solar system on roofs rather than in this location? I look forward to future updates. Thanks for linking to Mosaic Monday!
ReplyDeleteLove the photograph of the Shrike. Stay safe and have a good week.
ReplyDeleteSolar energy might be great but not at the destruction of trees which give us pollen to grow food and trees which provide oxygen.
ReplyDeleteDawn aka Spatulas On Parade
https://spatulasonparade.blogspot.com/2020/05/mothers-day-mosaic-monday.html?m=1
I like seeing those solar panels. My husband installed some on top of our garage. Always good to use nature, I think! Thank you for linking up.
ReplyDeleteThat is big this so!lar panel field!Good thing that some trees are still there for the birds
ReplyDeleteThe birds are so beautiful and beautifully designed page!
Greetings elke
How interesting. Best wishes!
ReplyDeleteHello. Interesting project. Beautiful birds. Stay safe.
ReplyDeleteHello, that sounds like a big projects. We have some farm fields that have been turned into solar fields. The birds are so pretty. I like your photos of the Shrike. Thank you for linking up and sharing your post. Enjoy your day, wishing you a happy weekend!
ReplyDeletewell, you'll have very quiet neighbors! Nice bird.
ReplyDeletebe well... mae at maefood.blogspot.com
Beautiful bird.
ReplyDeleteThe tree that hosts the birds is intact is such a relief. I can relate to your worry.
ReplyDeleteThe solar bit looks massive. So you all will be getting electricity from it or is it for some particular clientele