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I've noticed a few of Dave's favorite pigeons lately. I don't have anything against them.
I strolled around today and snapped a couple pics of a song sparrow. I get them at my feeders, in the yard, these were at my favorite nature trail
Such a pretty song they sing!
Not in my yard, but I spotted two different birds today. Tiny birds rather high up in the tree. A Golden Crown Kinglet which is a winter visitor, and a brown creeper, a year round resident. When I saw the yellow stripe in the middle of the head on the Kinglet, I knew it was something different.
I never really considered it, but it turns out the common pigeon is the 7th fastest animal in the world. If you eliminate diving speeds, it moves up to 5th. The 5th/3rd fastest, of course, is...the Mexican free-tailed bat.
I just improved your life with barely interesting facts.
I never really considered it, but it turns out the common pigeon is the 7th fastest animal in the world. If you eliminate diving speeds, it moves up to 5th. The 5th/3rd fastest, of course, is...the Mexican free-tailed bat.
I just improved your life with barely interesting facts.
You're welcome.
That's hard to believe. Why are they so easy for cats to catch? Maybe it's when they're flat out hauling tail feathers and they just are slow about their lift offs.
That's hard to believe. Why are they so easy for cats to catch? Maybe it's when they're flat out hauling tail feathers and they just are slow about their lift offs.
It could be because they are ground feeders but I didn't google it.
12-30-2022, 02:06 PM
