Interesting.  Thanks for posting, Shaky.

Funny. I don't remember posting it.

 

Uh-oh!   

How funny!  I love the hand gestures. 

Oh, the pups are so cute!  And Mariah, how precious is that name?   

Yep.  On the bright side, it provides work for area contractors! 

So life goes on for Pa.  That's good.

I just walked down to the Tallman Building.  What a mess!  The building is closed but I peeked in.  There is condensation all over the inside of the first floor windows, right up to the top. A mold remediation crew is there now, and their pumps are running furiously.  Perhaps that's why B keeps flying on and off of OCSR today...interested in what's going on, but wary as well.

And the line now continues to the miraculous Orion!   

The building that houses KeyBank (at "the hole," as the watchers refer to it) on Main Street at the corner of Aqueduct Street, across from OCSR, was flooded early today by a broken sprinkler pipe on the third floor.  Looks like it caused quite a mess, which is a shame, because it's an historic building.  It's where Frederick Douglass published his abolitionist newspapers in the 1840s and 1850s.  Now it houses attorney offices, an abstract firm and KeyBank.  I hope the damage wasn't too extensive. 

http://www.democratandchronicle.com/article/20130131/NEWS01/301310034/downtown-building-flooded

Oh, how sad! 

There he is, proudly showing his bands like the first time he arrived at the nestbox, introducing himself to us.  Another beautiful portrait, Barb!

Isn't Angel Dot.ca's mom?  I'll bet she's fast, and a good flyer.  That heron was very lucky.

Yikes! 

100 posts for me!  I've fledged!  Now let's hope I don't crash!   

Ah, okay.   

I would say it's some event happening at the Blue Cross Arena, but not at 4:30 in the morning.  Maybe the security guards at the Blue Cross Arena wanted to freak the security guards at the library out, so they put on a special light show just for them.  Or perhaps one of the homeless people who take shelter in the aqueduct has found the switch.