Over the Hedge by T Lewis and Michael Fry for June 03, 2024

I would like to hear that! At least for a little while.

Ah, going with a classic, I see.

Not on my property all critters are welcome to come eat .

Peanuts in the shell and Black oilers for the squirrelsBlanched peanuts for the Blue jays and other birds.And classic bird seed for the rest of the winged creatures.

our chicken coop is an all-you-can-eat buffet for all the birds for miles around.

I would not like to hear that, not even for an instant. :-)

Hammy don’t worry about the H flat, there isn’t one.

And a one, two, three and…

I’ll bet that RJ sounds just like Bruce Willis when he sings ;-)

I don’t feed in spring or summer, want the birds to fend for themselves then. Also there are the bears who might want a snack too.

This will be a really big show.

Please allow me to introduce myself.

I’m a man of wealth and taste..

Actually, in German music notation, “H” indicates the note that is named “B” in other countries. If you look at old Bach manuscripts that indicate that a piece is in “H moll,” this means, in English, that it is in B Minor (H dur means B Major). In Germany, they do use the letter B, but to mean what English speakers (and most other countries) mean by B flat. The more you know.

The squirrels and rats get plenty of the bird seeds and suet the birds knock on the ground.

But first . . . .Turn on the bubble machine.

These are some pretty birds.

On my little eleven acres of heaven, I feed deer,birds, raccoons and turtles, as well as my two dogs and four cats.

I can never tell the difference between an autoharp and a zither.

Sympathy for the Devil and autoharp do not mix…

When my favorite morning show host moved to a bland version of a classic rock station, “Sympathy For the Devil” was the worst song I had to endure every week, week after week. Just five minutes of “Woo-ho” over and over again. For all the period of time the station covered, there had to be better songs they could have played.

I would love to hear their cover.

H? That sounds like L.

Not music, but fun!

I think the point is that birds aren’t likely to get close enough to admire the look of unless you feed them, whereas land animals tend to be more familiar. And raccoons, while cute, are usually unwelcome because they’re clever enough for shenanigans.

The whole suburb is going to pack up and move back to the city. The animals are getting too wild.

No “Freebird”?

And um now Melvin will a play a beautiful song on the accordian.