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Old 03-13-2008, 04:56 PM #11
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I just saw my first Robin today!!!

Hope this means SPRING has SPRUNG!!!!

*doing happy dance*

I remember how excited we were to see the robins and they always made the front page of our small town newspaper.

They represent HOPE that Spring is just around the corner!

*doing the happy dance for all you Winter weary folks*
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*sticking robotic robin back in pocket*

Tee hee hee.
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Surreptitiously switches AMN's robotic bird for Robin "The Bird," and calls for Jappy's big hungry kitty.

HEEEEEERRE KITTY, KITTY, KITTY!!!! Time for din-din!
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Noting this happend March 13th, just in time for the NORMAL spring time....The geese should be here in another 4 weeks or so....
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Yes the geese should be there soon. They have left us, in Texas, and we are starting to see Bluejays. Thanks kellijo and southie for sending them, that means spring is around the corner.
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We are awash in robins...finally! It's too early to start buying oranges for the orioles but I'm sure they are on their way.
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We are awash in robins...finally! It's too early to start buying oranges for the orioles but I'm sure they are on their way.

Huh? Orioles eat oranges?

Hmmmm, ya learn somethin new every day!
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Where's Toad Hollow?

Hi lor~~ Toad Hollow is indeed a "magical" place. I had a couple of board members visit *cough-stalk-descend on* me and they dubbed my lil village TH. So, unless you want to come visit me *hint-hint* Toad Hollow will remain "mystical".

He77, I'm not even buying that!!! I live in IL, lor!!! Wanna come see me??? Wer'e going to have an IL gathering when a few more robins show up and the weather warms and all the cooties and bugs have left everyone...
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Seen a few Robins in my back yard over the last two weeks, this morning it sounded like spring, a bird sanctuary, Cardinals talking and all. Male and female Mallard in the runoff ditch about 300 feet behind the house, a pair there every year. Great to hear the birds in the morning!
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Saw my first Robin Wed. the 12th. SPRING SPRING is coming

Kellijo we also have tons of Starlings here. I put seeds out
for the other birds and they come down in hords and chase all away.

I put out all different types of feed to attrack different birds
and they just eat everything and destroy my feed hangers.

They also take the plastic garbage bags apart and leave a mess.

Can't wait until I start seeing the other spring birds.

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Twinkie, what's wrong with you???

You know guys we've seen my relatives around here for weeks, maybe even a month....
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