Sunday, January 1, 2006
First Bird of 2006
Sunday, January 1, 2006
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8:54 PM
For as long as we've been together, Julie and I have made a big deal out of our first bird of the year. One year, in an effort to make sure she got eastern bluebird as her first species of the new year, I blindfolded her and guided her to the studio window and told her exactly when and where to look. She got it.
This morning I glanced out the window and saw a male northern cardinal, then remembered that this was NEW YEAR'S DAY! And this was my FIRST BIRD of 2006! Hey, it's a pretty good one, though. It could have easily been a house sparrow--we've been invaded this winter. Among the first 10 bird species I've seen in 2006 are eastern bluebird, eastern phoebe, and pileated woodpecker.
Julie's first bird was a blue jay. No blindfold needed.
This morning I glanced out the window and saw a male northern cardinal, then remembered that this was NEW YEAR'S DAY! And this was my FIRST BIRD of 2006! Hey, it's a pretty good one, though. It could have easily been a house sparrow--we've been invaded this winter. Among the first 10 bird species I've seen in 2006 are eastern bluebird, eastern phoebe, and pileated woodpecker.
Julie's first bird was a blue jay. No blindfold needed.
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Hello
Our first bird was a blue jay followed by a chick a dee-dee-dee
The eagle didn't show up until 3.00pm.
Erie still isn't frozen. Sorry BT3
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