Marsh Wren
Well, this week is action packed! I'll have to do my full update on the World Series later today, I'm off to band some eagles this morning. And I still have to blog about going to see a rare bird: the wood sandpiper--I think that's the rarest bird I've ever seen.
Meanwhile, I'll direct you to a link where a reader altered a photo of our bees dancing and added tap shoes and top hat. It's making me giggle...I wonder if I would still giggle if tap shoes and a top hat were added to a bird photo? Anyway, I appreciate all the work the Junior Beekeepers did while I was away...and I am relieved to learn that when one of them took a queen out with the hive tool, she made it safely back into the hive. Hopefully, queen shenanigans will be kept to a minimum in the future.
I also leave you with a video I took of a marsh wren singing while hidden in the reeds during the World Series o Birding:
Meanwhile, I'll direct you to a link where a reader altered a photo of our bees dancing and added tap shoes and top hat. It's making me giggle...I wonder if I would still giggle if tap shoes and a top hat were added to a bird photo? Anyway, I appreciate all the work the Junior Beekeepers did while I was away...and I am relieved to learn that when one of them took a queen out with the hive tool, she made it safely back into the hive. Hopefully, queen shenanigans will be kept to a minimum in the future.
I also leave you with a video I took of a marsh wren singing while hidden in the reeds during the World Series o Birding:
posted by birdchick at 6:44 AM
3 Comments:
Congrats on your win! I was very excited for you when I saw your name on the list of winners. Our Sandy Hook team did ok. We'd have to have a miracle day to truly compete with the limited geographic area teams. Awesome video.
Those little wrens sounded so cool. I'm still smitten.
Personally I feel that there are very few animals which can't be made more amusing by the shoes and hats.
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