The Doves like to sit on my roof.
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They take turns .
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The Jays like the deck chairs.
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We have three Jays that come to call.
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The skies are Jay blue this afternoon. My bird book says the feathers of the Blue Jay do not contain blue pigment. Refracted sunlight casts the blue light. I am learning about refracted light. I am learning about the Blue Jay.
1 comment:
Dear Sprite,
Angels, lots of Angels are here during the cold. I counted sixty one afternoon. I do know the 13 regulars, all the rest are coming for winter comfort. I think my regulars get weary of the wire being taken up by visitors so they now take to my roof! From the roof they come to the deck. I depend on the Doves for clean up. The flocking birds do make a mess throwing seed here and there. My husband is concerned we will have all sorts of growing plants in the lawn. With so many Doves about I think they are getting the "lost" seed.
I do love the Doves.
~Q~
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