This entry was posted
on Monday, July 9th, 2007 at 11:27 am and is filed under Life & Everything Else, Science and Nature.
You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed.
You can leave a response, or trackback from your own site.
Serious Learning
A Homeschooling Adventure
A Homeschooling Adventure
Categories:
- Arts, Crafts and Music (8)
- Books and Literature (11)
- History (4)
- Homeschooling (36)
- Life & Everything Else (38)
- Math (4)
- Puzzles & Brain Teasers (3)
- Random Musings (12)
- Reading (7)
- Science and Nature (14)
- What We're Listening To (10)
A new couple has moved in …
Mr and Mrs American Goldfinch seem to have moved in to the maple tree in front of our house and plan to start a family. They’re very pretty, and we’re glad to have them.
Unfortunately, Mr Goldfinch is being macho and when he sees his reflection in my office window, he’s convinced it’s his competiton. Ever since I got back from vacation yesterday afternoon, Mr Goldfinch has been fighting with my windows. I’m rather concerned about him. Or, at least about the state of his beak.
![]()
He was making such a fuss, that I didn’t even notice his lady until this afternoon, when I spotted her in the tree. She was watching the commotion with a bemused look.
After doing a bit of research to see if there’s anything I can do to help Mr Goldfinch save his beak, I’ve discovered that I’d need to cover the windows from the outside (difficult since they’re on the second floor), and it might not even help, as the stubborn guy would probably spend enough time searching for the missing competition that he’d find one or more of the other windows on our house, or our neighbor’s.
So, for now, I’ve settled for recruiting David’s help to wave our arms near the window whenever he starts his attacks, which seems to send him away for a while.


Test Your Child's Toys for
Lead Using Lead Inspector
Lead Test Kits! Click Here
Leave a Reply


