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Mr. Thudnk III - REVENGE OF THE ROBIN
Apr. 26th, 2008 09:48 pmMan, I've really fallen behind on posting here. Ahem. Anyway.
Now that spring's here, the birds are out in droves. All chirping and pecking about and generally being birdy. Including a certain returning dimwit robin. Hurrah, Mr. Thudnk's back.
Honestly, I'm amazed he's still alive. We try to keep him from flying into the window, but he stubbornly refuses to take a hint. About the only thing that's worked slightly is playing loud music with the window open - and there's only so much of that I can handle. And as soon as it's off, well, THUDNK.
Birds are built much tougher than I thought. I'd have expected him to have broken something after doing this for three years. But he seems perfectly healthy, if not particularly sharp.
Oh well. Poor guy - pretty as a flower and nearly as smart.
Now that spring's here, the birds are out in droves. All chirping and pecking about and generally being birdy. Including a certain returning dimwit robin. Hurrah, Mr. Thudnk's back.
Honestly, I'm amazed he's still alive. We try to keep him from flying into the window, but he stubbornly refuses to take a hint. About the only thing that's worked slightly is playing loud music with the window open - and there's only so much of that I can handle. And as soon as it's off, well, THUDNK.
Birds are built much tougher than I thought. I'd have expected him to have broken something after doing this for three years. But he seems perfectly healthy, if not particularly sharp.
Oh well. Poor guy - pretty as a flower and nearly as smart.
