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Birds, Birds, BIRDS!!!
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Jaime Wallace
I am not a huge fan of birds. But this year has brought us some very special visitors at the lake. It has been kinda fun to watch them come and go. There has been a Loon family that comes by for a visit. From what I have been told, Loon's in our area have been hard to come by. They make a very unique sound so we always know when they outside s ...
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The Birds! The Birds!
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Stephanie C.
I have a second refrigerator in the pool house. It makes my life complete. It keeps me sane. It helps me stay organized. It's not the reason for this post. Moving on.We have a bird house outside the pool house door that has regular tenants. A few times each summer I will be merrily on my way to the fridge and get completely freaked out when I disco ...
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Birds.
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mommy~dearest
Jaysen explained that the bird in the foreground is "tweeting", and the bird in the back is "mad".Note the bird house on the tree has "in" and "out" doors.Love it.
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Birds
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Greg T.
Beth has been trying to get this birds picture for a few weeks and finally got it today. The storm took most of the sunflowers but I still have a few plants. These little yellow and black birds love to eat the sunflower seeds. It's nice to sit in the kitchen and watch three or four of these birds eating sunflower seeds. Does anyone know what type ...
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The Birds
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Joan ..
If you have about one and a half minutes and are really bored, watch this video taken from my kitchen window (no audio). We had hundreds of birds in the last few days, but I was only able to capture a smaller flock on video. This is also my first attempt at posting a video, so this entire post is an experiment.
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It’s for the Birds
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Zem Joaquin
Even if ornithology isn’t your thing, it’s hard not to be lured by colorful fluttering outside a window.Outdoor birds can provide hours of watch-time (for both you and your cat) so why not provide them with digs that are just as green as your own? Check out this birdhouse from Doctors Foster and Smith, which is made of 100 percent recycled milk jug ...
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The bird
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Flo H.
If you've never had a bird as a pet you really haven't lived. I've had birds before but Ms. Xena is really quite the character. She is a fairly large bird, from the top of her head to the tip of her tail she is about 2' long. When she gets scared and raises her feathers and her crest she looks much larger, that's the whole idea behind the crest- ...
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The bird
by
Flo H.
If you've never had a bird as a pet you really haven't lived. I've had birds before but Ms. Xena is really quite the character. She is a fairly large bird, from the top of her head to the tip of her tail she is about 2' long. When she gets scared and raises her feathers and her crest she looks much larger, that's the whole idea behind the crest- ...
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The Birds
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Ruth K.
Grand River at Preston On Saturday I walked a trail I had not been on since ragweed season in August. (This is the trail of the Giant Ragweed) It was a very windy day and generally overcast until noon. I had my camera in the case most of the time and just used my binoculars. There were a number of birds in the low berry producing shrubs along the r ...
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The Birds
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singlemotherontheverge
I've been at a writers' conference all weekend. It was like a gathering of seagulls and sparrows on Blackpool pier. The big birds puffed out their chests and caw-cawed loudly, the little birds pecked at anything which came within two feet. All jolly jolly, in a subliminally competitive way. Much was acheived: forgot to eat, drank too much, was mis ...
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