Monty by Jim Meddick for June 28, 2015
June 27, 2015
June 29, 2015
Transcript:
Hey, I think I saw a bird coming outta that birdhouse you put up last year... Really? You saw one? Finally! Birdwatching hat... Check... Camera... Check. Binoculars... Check. Audubon guide... Check. I knew it! I knew my patience would one day pay off! I wonder which species are most common in this ecosystem. I'm not sure, but I think it was a woodpecker...
Sisyphos almost 9 years ago
BTW, Montague, isn’t that a wooden ladder upon which you’re perched?…
puggles almost 9 years ago
I have always wanted to do that. My sister used to live in an area where they were roosting, and they used her yard as a mating ground in the fall. They would dive-bomb us as we walked to and from the car. Never hit us, though. Their swooping and swirling was quite the spectacle!
Chrisstopher almost 9 years ago
I feel sorry for “City Folks”. I can look out my back window most anytime & see quite a variety, including rabbits, squirrels, birds, and sometimes turkeys. The deer come up most evenings for the corn.
NeedaChuckle Premium Member almost 9 years ago
Why does he have binoculars? He about a foot away. What a dolt!
azurebeard almost 9 years ago
I’m impressed Monty’s birdhouse mounting skills withstood the fierce onslaught of the woodpecker!
louieglutz almost 9 years ago
oddly enough, the birds that have pecked the most holes in our home are chickadees and nuthatches. only one or two from flickers.
Starman1948 almost 9 years ago
Blissful Sunday afternoon everyone. Monty the ‘Air Headed’ bird watcher. Be well my friends.
krcaddis almost 9 years ago
WE ques to have bat that hung from our porch light when it was turned off at night In the morning we’d find a handful of scorpion tails on the deck. Maybe bats sense UV light if there’s any at night… http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2080438/Why-DID-scorpions-evolve-glow-UV-light-The.html