PEACHFRONT SPEAKS

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bald eagle and what parrots like to see in a space opera 2004-05-13 - 8:58 a.m. Bald Eagle Alert: Holy Cow, I was looking at one of the soaring Mississippi Kites and noticed a much larger bird coming from low, so I couldn't see it at first very clearly through the trees. Then it very cooperatively lifted up and circled a few times over the Light Polluter's house. Bald Eagle!!! It was a young one. I don't know if I've ever seen one down here in May before. We finally got the torrential rains last night. I hope that's it for flood watches for awhile. We only watch one TV program a week, and this year it's Enterprise, so I was joking with Cookie that he would psychically make the power go out just before the end. It's sort of a running gag that anything weather-related that goes wrong is a trick of Cookie's, because he has a twisted psittacine sense of humor. But this time the joke was on me, because a few minutes before the end of the program, lightning struck somewhere and the power did go out -- fortunately for only a minute though. Despite all the fireworks, the story didn't hold Cookie's interest. Usually, he just watches any show for about half an hour and then dozes off. If you want a parrot to sit up and take notice, you will need to write in more of those anti-gravity shower scenes. Unfortunately, we're getting near the end of this space opera, and I think it's going to be battle scenes from here on out, so Cookie will just have to adjust. later If it's 4 P.M. it must be time for the Mississippi Kites to do the dirty in the tall pine tree. Hummingbird Report: I'd hardly sat down before a male RTHU came to chase a female away from the feeder. I'm only a little jealous because on Monday a Green Violet-Eared Hummingbird stopped by a feeder at Sunset, Louisiana and posed for photographs by one of the local hummingbird experts. back - next All Rights Reserved, Copyright 2002-2017 by Elaine Radford