Marc coaxed a Mourning Dove (Mo Do for short) into the apartment. Then a Rock Pigeon saw and wanted in too. That was too much for me so I put a stop to it. 🤔
It is 6 degrees Fahrenheit this morning. Brrr!
Mo Do
Marc coaxed a Mourning Dove (Mo Do for short) into the apartment. Then a Rock Pigeon saw and wanted in too. That was too much for me so I put a stop to it. 🤔
It is 6 degrees Fahrenheit this morning. Brrr!
Sherry Felix - port4u 
Oh my goodness! That is rather exciting, a bit of a treat!
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City birds learn fast.
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The window barrier between the two birds makes for an interesting narrative. Too much is too much, no!?
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Yes indeed 🙂
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I like the ‘put a stop to it’ joke
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😜 LOL
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Yes, you have to keep an eye on those birds and the seed containers. I had my sliding balcony door open most of the day and had brought in the seed bowl to top it up overnight. Forgot to put the seed bowl outdoors and next day I look down next to my desk to see a Spotted Turtle-odve was walking around my lounge. Fortunately, it didn’t like the feel of my woollen rug and flew back outdoors. Hate to think of chasing a dove around my lounge room trying to catch it.
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I saw birds at a London park deliberately activate an electric door to a cafe so they could get in to feed on crumbs. They are very smart.
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Amazing !
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That is a really cool picture. I can see the Pigeon waiting outside. So looking forward to tomorrow night. This has been a very interesting book to read and I am looking forward to your talk Xxoo Linda
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Thanks Linda.
To my viewers: The book is The Hidden Life of Trees: What They Feel, How They Communicate—Discoveries from a Secret World. By Wohlleben, Peter.
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