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[Surf_Pirate]

Morning all coffee ☕️
Off to the grindstone…. Literally
Off to sharpen some steel …. Then one of many other duties on the list…. 🚜
But on a positive note I may have acquired permission on an 1800s plantation
Have a blessed day you Goonies

 

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[blossom]

I'm thinking Mr Moss was just smacking Himself in the chops. (Territorial thing that birds do) Your his gal 🤣

Ha ha!!! Now if i could just train him to do that on command… 🤔….!!!! 😂😂

 

[Chilli]

Home late. 11.25 pm. Night creatures are making a nice sound and im done. Have a good day, evening or night wherever you all are.👍👍

 

[releventchair]

Have a fab swing Peps.. will await ur display of finds with baited breath 😆 xx

Watched something amazing this am… crow on neighbours fence … hoping along and back and making a racket… so i watched to see what was wrong…. Sure enough after a few minutes a cat scooted out from under the bush near the bins at the bottom of my garden… it (the cat) … lept up nd over fence to escape … crow dive bombed it nd gave chase 🤯 I rewarded crow with some of my delicious cat food boild egg mash!!

Now that is Team Work 😆 xx

In the very old giant house we lived in a while when I was 3-4 years old at the end we had a pet crow.
Not too mysteriously the audible characteristics seemed slightly louder indoors. Seems mornings were the time to be most vocal. That or it being in the kitchen most nights meant let me out or feed me or something.
I can recall a sister or sisters flying it with a kite string attached to a leg. Not sure how that got started or why. It was free to do whatever when outside when I was around it.
I'd use Ma's gravy shaker to catch bees on the flowers and then open the two pieces in front of the crow and it would catch the bee flying out.

 

[releventchair]

Mornin all.

 

[blossom]

In the very old giant house we lived in a while when I was 3-4 years old at the end we had a pet crow.
Not too mysteriously the audible characteristics seemed slightly louder indoors. Seems mornings were the time to be most vocal. That or it being in the kitchen most nights meant let me out or feed me or something.
I can recall a sister or sisters flying it with a kite string attached to a leg. Not sure how that got started or why. It was free to do whatever when outside when I was around it.
I'd use Ma's gravy shaker to catch bees on the flowers and then open the two pieces in front of the crow and it would catch the bee flying out.

Ahh.. yes i bet that craw was very loud indoors 😳 xx


my Dad would rescue the baby crows and jackdaws … he called all the crows Joe… and all the Jackdaws.. Jack 😂😂…( he would release them once they were old enough…! ) Must be where i got my ‘save the birds’ gene.. luckily im a bit more rebellious when it comes to naming them tho!!! 😂😂 xx

 

[releventchair]

Ahh.. yes i bet that craw was very loud indoors 😳 xx


my Dad would rescue the baby crows and jackdaws … he called all the crows Joe… and all the Jackdaws.. Jack 😂😂…( he would release them once they were old enough…! ) Must be where i got my ‘save the birds’ gene.. luckily im a bit more rebellious when it comes to naming them tho!!! 😂😂 xx

No jackdaws here.. Must have been run off...

 

[Evan in CA]

Good morning everybody

 

[oldmxrat]

Good morning

 

[pepperj]

1st beach hunt in 15 yrs

Took the German Shepherd to the spa this morning. Had a 1.5 hrs to kill. Drove by this little town beach. So a hour and a quarter worth of swinging. Oldest was a 1962 penny, a little. 925 sterling ring. Old lock escutcheon, buckle piece. Usual pile of crap.

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[CreekSide]

Good morning. The rain finally stopped. A cloudy blah day in store.

No rain for a couple of days anyway

 

[blossom]

Here it is …. the picture you have all been waiting for… Mr Woo and the young usurper, Mr Moss, meeting outside the “all u can eat cafe”….😍 xx

 

[blossom]

 

[releventchair]

Pigeon grabs starling by the wing and flings it off garden bird feeder

The starling is ditched from the bird feeder by the pigeon in footage filmed by Alex Appleby in her back garden Hatfield Peverel, Essex. She said the pigeon had developed a taste for suet in the feeder.

www.dailymail.co.uk

 

[blossom]

Pigeon grabs starling by the wing and flings it off garden bird feeder

The starling is ditched from the bird feeder by the pigeon in footage filmed by Alex Appleby in her back garden Hatfield Peverel, Essex. She said the pigeon had developed a taste for suet in the feeder.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Hopefully mr woo is a better parent 😂😂 (im very careful to watch them when mr moss is out on manoeuvres) xx

 

[releventchair]

Hopefully mr woo is a better parent 😂😂 (im very careful to watch them when mr moss is out on manoeuvres) xx

Here , this should help confuse you...

https://pigeonpaws.com/why-do-pigeons-chase-each-other/

 

[newnan man]

Here , this should help confuse you...

https://pigeonpaws.com/why-do-pigeons-chase-each-other/

Very interesting. You could substitute the word "Pigeons" with the word "Teenagers" and the article would still be very accurate.

 

[ARC]

G night T Crew... C u n a.m

 

[ARC]

Annnnnd Good morning TreasureNet Crew.

 

[newnan man]

Good morning folks. Rise & shine.