Monty by Jim Meddick for June 28, 2015

BTW, Montague, isn’t that a wooden ladder upon which you’re perched?…

I have always wanted to do that. My sister used to live in an area where they were roosting, and they used her yard as a mating ground in the fall. They would dive-bomb us as we walked to and from the car. Never hit us, though. Their swooping and swirling was quite the spectacle!

I feel sorry for “City Folks”. I can look out my back window most anytime & see quite a variety, including rabbits, squirrels, birds, and sometimes turkeys. The deer come up most evenings for the corn.

Why does he have binoculars? He about a foot away. What a dolt!

I’m impressed Monty’s birdhouse mounting skills withstood the fierce onslaught of the woodpecker!

oddly enough, the birds that have pecked the most holes in our home are chickadees and nuthatches. only one or two from flickers.

Blissful Sunday afternoon everyone. Monty the ‘Air Headed’ bird watcher. Be well my friends.

WE ques to have bat that hung from our porch light when it was turned off at night In the morning we’d find a handful of scorpion tails on the deck. Maybe bats sense UV light if there’s any at night… http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2080438/Why-DID-scorpions-evolve-glow-UV-light-The.html