Feed Station Census, Thursday113
Thursday, January 13th, 2005 09:51 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
rolanniSeen between starting the coffee and pouring a second cup, multiples may be assumed:
Chickadee (Black-capped)
Siskin (Pine)
Titmouse (Tufted)
Dove (Mourning)
Jay (Blue)
Nuthatch (White-breasted)
Sparrow (House)
No turkeys as yet, but the day is young.
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Bizarre sort of morning out there -- gray sky, gray snow, gray mist. It's almost as if the snow is sublimating, the resulting mist then freezing onto the trees. Our road looks nasty -- and the town plow just went by for the first time since last night, broadcasting sand. The temperatures (currently 21F/-6C) are supposed to hit 40F/4C this afternoon. At least they've given up calling for rain.
And now it's time to pour that third cup of coffee, pay some bills, read what I wrote yesterday and try to smack it into something resembling English.
Chickadee (Black-capped)
Siskin (Pine)
Titmouse (Tufted)
Dove (Mourning)
Jay (Blue)
Nuthatch (White-breasted)
Sparrow (House)
No turkeys as yet, but the day is young.
******
Bizarre sort of morning out there -- gray sky, gray snow, gray mist. It's almost as if the snow is sublimating, the resulting mist then freezing onto the trees. Our road looks nasty -- and the town plow just went by for the first time since last night, broadcasting sand. The temperatures (currently 21F/-6C) are supposed to hit 40F/4C this afternoon. At least they've given up calling for rain.
And now it's time to pour that third cup of coffee, pay some bills, read what I wrote yesterday and try to smack it into something resembling English.
