There's a hummingbird that's been coming to our feeder all morning. He gets a good, long drink, and then he flies off to explore the world around our house. Every once in a while, he comes back and gets another drink, and then he's off again. It's like every time his battery gets below 20%, he comes back for a recharge.
Just for grins, I decided to film him with the slo-mo feature on my phone. Even in slo-mo, you could still barely see his wings flapping, just his body slowly jerking around the feeder. They are such amazing creatures.
An in-depth, and let's face it scary, look at how I think and observe the world. I've often been called weird. But what is normal, really? Maybe I'm normal, and all of you are weird.
Tuesday, August 15, 2017
The Birds and the Scarecrow
I have a hay bale on my back porch that I use to practice my spear toss. It's wrapped in plastic to help hold the hay in and keep it from going everywhere. Today, I noticed several birds sitting on top of it, shoving their beaks through the holes torn by my spear, and pulling out the hay. I think they're using it to make a nest somewhere, but I can't be sure. They may just be messing with me. Watching them rip the hay out of my bale was like watching the flying monkeys dismantle the scarecrow. There's pieces of him everywhere. I guess I'll have to try to put him back together again when they're through.
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