Hi all, I can't believe this , it is 2:00 am here in california, and a sweet mocking bird is sINGING outside my patio window. Is that some sort of good omen? Will my pain, stiffness and swelling FLY away? sarahHope so Sarah - I really hope so!!
LOL, If you wake up pain free, we are going to go capture that bird, breed
I love listening to mockingbirds sing! We have a hoot owl that sits outside our bedroom window occasionally and he can go all night with his Hoo Hoo Hoohoo! I do have to laugh though - you made a typo in the heading that made me giggle. It's a mockingbird is SIGNING, so I pictured a deaf mockingbird doing sign language, LOL!
We have birds that you can hear at night. I can hear them right now, as the kitchen window is open. And at around 2am I will be able to hear the owl hoot. It also likes to hoot thru the day too. Someone told me it was a whipper-willow doing it, but this is a distinct "WHOOO WHOOO". I do not really care for the chirpping of birds. The sounds they make kinda make me feel like my head is "busy" the best I can describe it. It is kinda like music, it makes me feel like my head is going to explode from listening to it. It irritates me and makes me feel nervous.
her and then everyone is going to get one in the mail.
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