Very much like Kate's blog. Thanks for posting, Donna.

 

remember this, anyone? Hint: 1960.

Purple People-Eater??

Gee, should have known, I'm the pooh girl!! 

Oh, yeah!!! 

Hmmm... I noticed that re the eyas' head, but thought I was just seeing something behind him. No??

Baby does have a streak of yuck over the top left from Dot's hilarious feeding the other night. There's also an old poop spot on the wall just behind her left "ear".

And...both eyes are open & looking equal!

Thanks, Ei - they do look like that. As they say on medical programmes - "Equal and reactive" - right??

Hmmm... I noticed that re the eyas' head, but thought I was just seeing something behind him. No??

The look on DC's face! I swear that bird has a sense of humour.

How dreadful for you! Wishing you well...

I will miss him! 

Yup.

Last "gift" I got was from my brother's cat (that BAD Annie!) - an ex baby bunny... BAD Annie!!! BAD! (Yeah, yeah, I know... it's what they do...)

http://www.care2.com/greenliving/the-strangest-things-cats-have-dragged-in.html

As interesting as ever - his final column...

http://www.democratandchronicle.com/article/20120624/NEWS0204/304120001/Bob-Marcotte-Pass-your-stories-future-generations

Sheesh, I would stay inside too!!!

http://10000birds.com/another-reason-to-keep-your-cats-indoors-bears.htm

One needs to make their own luck.

Series of events:

Went to UB on Sat - > met Roch Peepers -> Told of Banding -> went to CT -> met Sage/Roger -> introduced to DEC by Sage -> Sage told me that "they" were letting people up -> Went in -> No one there (they went up 10 mins earlier) -> Took a chance on a stairwell I found -> Ran up 6 flights in a dark and extremely dusty stairwell -> Stopped to hack and cough -> ran up a flight -> thought I was going to die (thought of not being found as my heart was pumping and coughing) -> ran up 2 more flights (more thoughts of death) -> listened for voices (had no idea what floor it was on) - nothing -> walked then ran up more flights -> heard a sound above me -> more flights -> then saw the group as I peeked around a corner -> Assisted when asked.   

See I made my own luck.   

Good description... so visual!

End of breakfast

Oh, my goodness! He sure is one enthusiastic Papa! (Kinda like my Italian friend Steve... "Eat! Eat!"

Great rescue !!If you scroll down that article ,on facebook they say that the owl was OK and they let him free into the oak trees in that area.
Greetings Carla

Yay! Thanks, Carla!

Thought you would like to read about how things are with "our" eagles. A big job.

http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/magazine/2012/0623/1224318375863.html