Okay, so the internet was down, but that wouldn't stop me from taking pictures, and the whole gang of porch parrots (Evening Grosbeaks to those of you who haven't been initiated into the club) has descended on the feeders to issue imperative demands for black-oil seed. "Churp! Churp! Feed me! I'm hungry!" And so it begins. I will be making many trips to the seed store over the next five or six months in order to supply these beautiful birds with their favorite food. If it came down to dinner for me or seed for the porchies, the porchies would win, simply because they give me so much more pleasure than food could ever do.
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Wednesday, February 20, 2013
Parrot Party
Okay, so the internet was down, but that wouldn't stop me from taking pictures, and the whole gang of porch parrots (Evening Grosbeaks to those of you who haven't been initiated into the club) has descended on the feeders to issue imperative demands for black-oil seed. "Churp! Churp! Feed me! I'm hungry!" And so it begins. I will be making many trips to the seed store over the next five or six months in order to supply these beautiful birds with their favorite food. If it came down to dinner for me or seed for the porchies, the porchies would win, simply because they give me so much more pleasure than food could ever do.
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