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Blue coo
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meldy_nva z6b VA (
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Tue, Jun 21, 11 at 11:14
| The other morning I was sitting on the top step, finishing a glass of milk while contemplating the baby grape clusters on the arbor beside me. Two doves flew over and perched on a nearby vine, cooing and chortling to each other while obviously inspecting me as I drank my milk. I wonder what they were saying... perhaps...
Dovea: Oh, look at the beautiful blue beak!
Doveb: Featherless ones don't have beaks.
Dovea: Oh, it's just gorgeous with the sun shining on it.
Doveb: Featherless ones don't have beaks.
Dovea: Well, you can see that this featherless one has a beeyootiful blue beak.
Doveb: Featherless don't have beaks.
Dovea: Just look at it! Such a lovely blue bea--Awk! Awk!
Doveb: Featherless don't have --Squawk!!
[I set my glass down on the step beside me. The two doves flew away.]
Dovea: That was such a pretty blue beak.
Doveb: Until it fell off.
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RE: Blue coo
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- Posted by lilod NoCal/8 (My Page) on
Tue, Jun 21, 11 at 12:57
| Hahahaha, that's wonderful! |
RE: Blue coo
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| There was some trash talking on my balcony yesterday afternoon. A visiting bird (type undetermined) landed on one of my window boxes and proceeded to cuss a blue streak at my kitties, who were safely indoors on the other side of the screen. The bird/cat back & forth went on for a couple of minutes. At that point I guess he decided to give my cats the last word because he flew off in a huff. Nature can be so much fun! Karen |
RE: Blue coo
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- Posted by mwheel East. WV-Z.6 (My Page) on
Tue, Jun 21, 11 at 17:52
RE: Blue coo
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| This morning we had some crows talking very loudly about something in our yard. It turns out they were talking about some very nice earth worms in my soil. A whole flock came in and had a feast. |
RE: Blue coo
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| Sometimes it would be nice to be Dr. Dolittle. On the other hand, we might hear some uncomfortable information about ourselves or how they have trained us. |
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