It is Monday morning and I am sitting in the RV with all of the windows open thinking about what I should try to accomplish over the next 3 days. I'm usually off work on Mon, Tues and Wed.
It's warm, but it is too windy, so I won't go for a bike ride today.
There are several birds that are carrying small branches. Is it nest building season already? Sorry, no pictures - just relaxing right now.
I have not put out any bird feeders, I don't want to attract unwanted critters.
There is a row of bushes along the back and side of my site and a few mesquite trees - this is a great place for the birds to hang out. I hear owls at night but haven't gotten a look at the owls, yet.
Anyone want to send me a pair of night-vision binoculars??
This morning I have seen: Altamira Orioles, Green Jays, Mockingbirds and Yellow-fronted Woodpeckers. There are more birds than what I listed, but not sure what they are - or didn't get a good look at them.
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Decided to check the dictionary to see if "birdy" is a word.
This is not what my post is about, but wonder if some bird watchers aren't a little "birdy"
I meet all kinds of birders and non-birders on the days I work in the Visitors Center.
birdy definitionand birdie
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Dictionary of American Slang and Colloquial Expressions by Richard A. Spears.Fourth Edition.
Copyright 2007. Published by McGraw Hill.
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