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Online ctom

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Crazy birds
« on: 04/28/14 10:34 UTC »
It finally stopped raining long enough to staep out and take a look at the world and what should happen while I do? A bird lands on my head. I reached up to shoosh the critter along and it flew over to a corner of the garden where my tomato cages lay waiting to be used so I walked over to see what it was and its a Ruby-Crowned Kinglet. We see them often here, just not this early. Our paper said that there were a few around. This guy seemed awful weak and wasn't the least bit willing to leave its new roost. I wonder if the cooler temps and harsh winds have the little guy just plain wore out?

 
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Re: Crazy birds
« Reply #1 on: 04/28/14 10:56 UTC »
That's almost too crazy to believe...

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Re: Crazy birds
« Reply #2 on: 04/28/14 19:21 UTC »
Looks pretty ruffled!!! Cool temps could be getting him but is that their normal size?? 

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Re: Crazy birds
« Reply #3 on: 04/28/14 20:42 UTC »
Might need to give nip of wine too warm it up

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Re: Crazy birds
« Reply #4 on: 05/02/14 09:23 UTC »
is that their normal size??

Yes. These little guys are slightly larger than a house wren. I'm pretty sure the one shown is a male and is beginning to yellow up a bit for the mating stuff that'll be here soon..
There are good ships
and wood ships
ships that sail the sea
but the best ships are friendships
and may they
always be ......An Irish Toast