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9:30am start in the parking lot. The weather should be in the high 40's by then. Much better than last time.So we are meeting at what time?
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9:30am start in the parking lot. The weather should be in the high 40's by then. Much better than last time.So we are meeting at what time?
Good, they can drive you home! That'll let you Irish-up your coffee.Coming with the Fam
9:30 brunch?So we are meeting at what time?
WOW...Your up?Way to pick the day clocks moved forward
So your chillin at Jimbo's?Why did y’all leave so early? I had to eat lunch alone. I guess dinner will be the same unless you’re coming back.
Starlings are invasive but have legal protection? Well now i've heard everything.Sorry I missed it. Had to pull my bathroom ceiling apart this morning and get a starling nest out of the ceiling vent that they started building yesterday. Apparently you have a day or two before they lay an egg and then you’re legally stuck with it- and you’re also not allowed to eat the eggs or the birds so there was no benefit to letting them roost and therefore couldn’t make it this morning. (This is a great excuse that I may use more often.)
As a birding buddy of mine remarked, "If could pull a lever and kill every one of them on the continent, I would do it."European starling can and should be removed. They're an absolute scourge.
Perhaps only a tiny step below house sparrows.
As a birding buddy of mine remarked, "If could pull a lever and kill every one of them on the continent, I would do it."
And both species are very aggressive. Nasty is an apt description.Starlings are easy enough to spot and target. But they move in such large groups that their collective awareness provides them incredible protection.
The issue with the house sparrows is that they look very similar to the native house finch. Thereby making them difficult eradicate. That, and they're tiny. Despite their size, the sparrows will actively wipe out native bird populations. And people think they're just cute little birdies.
Maybe this belongs in the NEPTIC thread? lol
I actually had moderately-reasonable hopes of making this b-fast, but some issues came up around the house this weekend. I do need to get down to Merrifield Gardens, which is right in that area-ish.
Yeah the google results were a bit confusing and contradictory about if the starlings have an “active” nest but it looks like you’re right. Even their nests are not legally protected. That’s good to know, but I still wouldn’t want for them to start laying eggs before getting their nest out.Starlings are invasive but have legal protection? Well now i've heard everything.
Do you have to pay for its college?