A first for us to see this loving Cape White Eye couple (Zosterops virens) in action.
And my first thought was that I must try this with my wife when we get back home. So, as soon as we got back, I waited for my chance to smooch my wife behind her head, but my aim was off and my rough beard scratched her ear. I looked and saw that her hair didn't stand up like the lady in the shots, and instead she wanted to smack me for scratching her ear. So, be careful if you also want to smooch your partner wanting her hair to stand up. Lol
Us men can be so stupid at times, when it comes to females. Just the other day my wife stood at the kitchen sink washing some dishes, and I crept up quietly behind her and suddenly wrapped my arms around her from behind. She got the fright of her life, spun around and dropped a plate, crashing on to the kitchen floor. So, instead of a romantic moment, it turned out to be a disaster. I just think that I am not as skilled as the male little white-eye :)
Just look at this below, that lady's hair stood up as she enjoyed the skill of her husband. Pure joy :)
Another two shots below to show you how happy she was.
But like most women she wanted seconds, but her skill was not as good as her husband's.
And so, her husband gave her what she wanted again. He knew the exact spot to turn her on.
Peace, love and tranquility in their little hearts as they sat and looked at the laborers working on their farm.
So, what's the lesson then? Simple, as just like the two little lovers, we also only live once, and I am reminded of a song titled Love the one you're with. I titled this post "Nature's love lesson" as it teaches us to take loving care of our partners. Just don't make the same mistakes that I make, as then you will not be very popular. Women are sensitive beings and men are quite different from another planet of course. But we can be taught how to do things right, with love and kindness.
Such is life.
I hope you enjoyed the pictures and the story.
Photos by Zac Smith. All-Rights-Reserved.
Camera: Canon PowershotSX70HS Bridge camera.
Until next time, cheers!
