My house has windows in all four sides and there are two trees growing right by our bedroom walls (on a side note: it gets "exciting" during a thunderstorm) - and from spring to fall we get to absorb birdsong all day. However, when it comes to feeding, gray squirrels usually beat everyone else to the goodies.
They dismembered and stole the birdfeed bell we had put up for blue jays and robins. Still, I think they're cutesy rats, though I'd prefer them to stay out of Europe.
Silva rerum (Lat.), a "forest of things," i.e. a book of everything and anything. The content of this blog is, unfortunately, highly accidental, though they absolutely coincide with whatever I'm using as an escape from work and "life planning."
coffee enthusiast, ardent café-goer, loves walks, easily loses patience, can't master the art of reading in the bathtub, loves bad writing;
... recently has found herself dreaming about Antarctica and writing a campus novel, and both appear equally unattainable and distant.
2 comments:
Ah!
I have been having new birdfeeding adventures, but haven't gotten round to blogging them yet. Will do eventually.
I'm looking to reading about them.
My house has windows in all four sides and there are two trees growing right by our bedroom walls (on a side note: it gets "exciting" during a thunderstorm) - and from spring to fall we get to absorb birdsong all day. However, when it comes to feeding, gray squirrels usually beat everyone else to the goodies.
They dismembered and stole the birdfeed bell we had put up for blue jays and robins. Still, I think they're cutesy rats, though I'd prefer them to stay out of Europe.
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