-Actually, wet feathers making flying difficult. If a rain is going to last for a long time here in Florida, we usually find birds hunkered down (like people do). Birds will try to take shelter in thicker foliage (large, tall hedges, or the thicker central parts of leafy trees that haven’t had ‘hurricane cuts’.-AND we often find birds taking shelter in the overhangs of large offices and retail stores. Sometimes they inadvertently fly into the buildings.
Argy.Bargy2 over 9 years ago
I don’t know who’s funnier; a little kid who dreams up the idea of putting glasses on baboons, or an adult who donates to the cause…
Argy.Bargy2 over 9 years ago
-Actually, wet feathers making flying difficult. If a rain is going to last for a long time here in Florida, we usually find birds hunkered down (like people do). Birds will try to take shelter in thicker foliage (large, tall hedges, or the thicker central parts of leafy trees that haven’t had ‘hurricane cuts’.-AND we often find birds taking shelter in the overhangs of large offices and retail stores. Sometimes they inadvertently fly into the buildings.
Stephen Gilberg over 9 years ago
Glasses? Wouldn’t flashlights make more sense?