Hooters hooters... who's got the hooters?

[MiddleFingerMom]

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[In_The_Wind]

1. I got your hooters right here:

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props to SCE

[Tuesday Afternoon]

2. reminds me of tribbles but, so much cuter!

[In_The_Wind]

3. Indeed.

That's the trouble with 'em.
Too danged cute.

[Tuesday Afternoon]

4. I have a hoot owl in my woods. and a woodpecker. it is awesomeness.

[In_The_Wind]

5. A heated birdbath will add to your viewing pleasure.

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[Tuesday Afternoon]

6. one of these days, my friend, one of these days -- right now it is all I can do to keep

my bath heated

[In_The_Wind]

7. I hear ya on that, my friend.

The damn electric water heater in our new home runs out of hot water in 18 minutes. [img][/img]

We've had the heater for our birdbath for over 10 years. It's a good investment for winter birdwatching.
Yesterday, I watched a starling splashing around in the warm water complete with a snowy background.

Yep, coffee with DU and birdwatching.
I am truly blessed.

[MiddleFingerMom]

8. I lived deep in the woods next to a little tributary of the Brandywine River while in college...

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... and once, while walking to a friend's house nearby, I heard this eerie whoosh in the darkness.
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My friend told me it was probably the passing of one of the pair of Great Horned Owls(?) that
nested in those woods every season.
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Spooky 'til explained -- then cool as hell. Unfortunately, I never heard it again.
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