I play a game with my local birds of trying to mimic their birdsong with my whistles. Some of them clearly listen and respond (especially the singing blackbirds). Sometimes I swear they even end up trying to mimic me. I fear I may be inviting them to mate with me, but thus far it has only been sweet singing exchanged at a distance.
Der hat keinen Vogel..
ReplyDeleteIm Gegensatz zu ... :)
ReplyDeleteEt maintenant la paix de la nuit!
ReplyDeleteAh, oui, Claude,
ReplyDeletethe peace of the night.
So long as the bird doesn't have a plan!
ReplyDeleteHe does rather look as if he is planning something!
ReplyDeleteHandsome subject.
ReplyDeleteHe looks very much like my friend the blackbird who sings to me every night as I leave work :-)
ReplyDeleteA little bird of chirrupping cheerfulness sent out to make you happy.
ReplyDeleteI play a game with my local birds of trying to mimic their birdsong with my whistles. Some of them clearly listen and respond (especially the singing blackbirds). Sometimes I swear they even end up trying to mimic me. I fear I may be inviting them to mate with me, but thus far it has only been sweet singing exchanged at a distance.
ReplyDeleteThe bird undoubtedly has a plan, Jams.
ReplyDeleteLady Limoncello,
please do tell this Jams O'Donnell Esquire.
Ashley,
... and free to fly ...
Cherry,
and in the morning, your bird might sit on a certain antenna in Milan to wish good morning to a certain poet. :)
Don QuiScottie,
yes. ...
Andrew,
ha ha, dear friend, seems we're playing similar, if not the same games.