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Post by auntieannie on May 24, 2017 14:29:36 GMT 2
here, the blackbirds look on with intent whilst I water the garden, then the moment I move the sprinkler/fountain to another area, they jump in the puddles for a bath.
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Post by auntieannie on May 24, 2017 23:39:45 GMT 2
they also "harvest" the worms who come nearer the surface since they think it is raining. clever birds.
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Post by shrjeff on May 25, 2017 4:42:49 GMT 2
they also "harvest" the worms who come nearer the surface since they think it is raining. clever birds. just shows you that dinosaurs are smarter than invertebrates...
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Post by Scrubb on May 31, 2017 18:19:10 GMT 2
LAst week we went to a local "natural area" where we often go for walks, but went the opposite direction from where the main trails are. Along with finding millions and millions of worms (we're in the "there's a disgusting number of caterpillars everywhere" end of a cycle), there were Baltimore orioles around. We've seen them several times in the past, but this time they seemed to be very comfortable staying close to us - they hung out in trees just overhead. That's unusual - they normally stay well away from people. Anyway, they are beautiful!
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