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Started by Kurt Horsley, 03/19/2003 08:27AM
Posted 03/19/2003 08:27AM
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Posted 03/19/2003 01:47PM
#1
...and a fine one, indeed, Kurt!
I don't recall a wealth of good close-ups of roadrunners, out there, so they're always nice to see. Not too many up here in Colorado, but I spent my childhood in south Texas, where roadrunners are an every-day standard (at least in the boonies).
Of course, even if there *were* roadrunners in my neighborhood, I sure as heck would be able to see them today. There's 22 inches of snow on the ground (in my yard), and it's still coming down. A snowplow managed to sweep down my street yesterday afternoon, but another 8-10 inches of this cement has since buried/erased the asphalt.
Still, I can hear and see the occasional robin, magpie, and/or starling, out there in the trees and shrubs.
Thanks for sharing.
Cheers.
Dan
I don't recall a wealth of good close-ups of roadrunners, out there, so they're always nice to see. Not too many up here in Colorado, but I spent my childhood in south Texas, where roadrunners are an every-day standard (at least in the boonies).
Of course, even if there *were* roadrunners in my neighborhood, I sure as heck would be able to see them today. There's 22 inches of snow on the ground (in my yard), and it's still coming down. A snowplow managed to sweep down my street yesterday afternoon, but another 8-10 inches of this cement has since buried/erased the asphalt.
Still, I can hear and see the occasional robin, magpie, and/or starling, out there in the trees and shrubs.
Thanks for sharing.
Cheers.
Dan
Posted 03/19/2003 05:17PM
#2
Beep! Beep!
