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Tons of birds this morning

Suzette

Suzette

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My mothers suburban backyard is strangely alive with birds this morning.
She always has a few camp robbers and morning doves hanging around, but today I have seen Stellar Jays, House Finches, Starlings and Bullocks Orioles. That is quite a colorful bunch against her equally colorful garden flowers.
And there goes a bunny..... ／(^ ㅅ ^)＼
 
¯\_༼ ಥ ‿ ಥ ༽_/¯ I don't know who Melanie Daniels is but if any gulls go missing should I call you?
 
Oh of course! I haven't seen that movie in decades. Honestly, my favorite Alfred Hitchcock is Rear Window.
 
Suzette said:
Oh of course! I haven't seen that movie in decades. Honestly, my favorite Alfred Hitchcock is Rear Window.
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Yup. I love them all...always highly engaging movies. :cool:

But wow, anything Daphne DuMaurier writes is usually quite disturbing too.
 
Suzette said:
My mothers suburban backyard is strangely alive with birds this morning.
She always has a few camp robbers and morning doves hanging around, but today I have seen Stellar Jays, House Finches, Starlings and Bullocks Orioles. That is quite a colorful bunch against her equally colorful garden flowers.
And there goes a bunny..... ／(^ ㅅ ^)＼
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Maybe it is because they know that you are a lovely Disney Princess, and they are your animal friends.

Or... it could be a migration.
 
I find it strange that the birds was set in California as Dumaurier set everything in Cornwall and she was commenting on Cornish life
 
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