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Old 06-18-2008, 06:15 PM #1
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Shocked Confused Bird!!
There is a mockingbird in my yard that has apparently got his days and nights mixed up.

He starts singing at dusk and literally sings all night long. It doesn't keep me awake - but I hear him when I get up to go to the bathroom.

It'll be 2 AM and he's singing away! I like to listen to him and it doesn't bother me but I just wonder why he does it??
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