Photos and notes from on the road. A biologist at heart. A 'retired' network administrator and lifelong photographer. Living in Ashland Wisconsin on Lake Superior's Chequamegon Bay.
Monday, January 03, 2011
The tale of the Carmel Coated Chickadee. With lessons learned.
Starting with these lessons.
(1) Be careful what you put in your feeders.
(2) Not all "foods" are bird foods.
(3) Sticky is very sticky if you have feathers.
(4) Chickadees don't like sponge baths.
(5) Chickadees have sharp pointed beaks.
(6) Chickadees are not passive cute little song birds when getting a sponge bath.
(7) Chickadee beaks will draw blood when wielded by a mad Chickadee,
(8) You won't be hearing "Chick..a..dee..dee..dee" when they are getting a bath.
(9)Band-Aids should be applied after drying your hands.
2 comments:
Some kitty is really pizzed at you for taking away its holiday dessert---caramel coated chickadee :)
Thanks for the great laugh! I'm almost ready to give you the "2011 Best Comment" award right now.
You have set a high bar for competitors.
Still laughing out loud.
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