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Ellen
"val189" <gwehr...@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
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I just love this bird the Anhingas, but does anyone know the other name
of
it. My friend and I have a debate as to the other name. I say it is a
snakebird, but she says something else. Does anyone know what the real
name
is?
http://tinyurl.com/l2sv
pretty as the Anhinga that was so prevalent.
"laura" <laura...@cox.net> wrote in message
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lover.
I don't like birds....
i think that bird is gorgeous and very cool looking. i love birds! our
backyard is a mecca for them. last summer we had bluebirds nest in our box,
and this summer we have hummingbirds! i just find them fun to watch.
––kel
"A new dress doesn't get you anywhere; its the life you're living in the
dress."
––Diana Vreeland
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smarter than we realize.
OT/Anhingas – Bird lovers
"KM" <kthyn...@aol.com>
8/24/2003 10:07:08 PM
I just love this bird the Anhingas, but does anyone know the other name of
it. My friend and I have a debate as to the other name. I say it is a
snakebird, but she says something else. Does anyone know what the real name
is?
http://tinyurl.com/l2sv
––
http://home.pacbell.net/tresjoli/mydrawings.html
it. My friend and I have a debate as to the other name. I say it is a
snakebird, but she says something else. Does anyone know what the real name
is?
http://tinyurl.com/l2sv
––
http://home.pacbell.net/tresjoli/mydrawings.html
gwehr...@bellsouth.net (val189)
8/25/2003 4:32:29 AM
"KM" <kthyn...@aol.com> wrote in message news:<bic5hv$7kdt...@ID–203179.news.uni–berlin.de>...
into the water before our boat and for a while I always feared sailing
over them – but, like a crow, they manage to get 'out of the road'.
try googling in a bird group....?
I just love this bird the Anhingas, but does anyone know the other name of
it. My friend and I have a debate as to the other name. I say it is a
snakebird, but she says something else. Does anyone know what the real name
is?
http://tinyurl.com/l2sv
check out "cormorant" – a near cousin, I believe – they used to dive it. My friend and I have a debate as to the other name. I say it is a
snakebird, but she says something else. Does anyone know what the real name
is?
http://tinyurl.com/l2sv
into the water before our boat and for a while I always feared sailing
over them – but, like a crow, they manage to get 'out of the road'.
try googling in a bird group....?
ellenmar...@aol.com (Ellen)
8/25/2003 12:23:10 PM
Subject: OT/Anhingas – Bird lovers
From: "KM" kthyn...@aol.com
Date: 8/24/03 10:07 PM Pacific Daylight Time
Message–id: <bic5hv$7kdt...@ID–203179.news.uni–berlin.de>
I just love this bird the Anhingas, but does anyone know the other name of
it. My friend and I have a debate as to the other name. I say it is a
snakebird, but she says something else. Does anyone know what the real name
is?
http://tinyurl.com/l2sv
––
http://home.pacbell.net/tresjoli/mydrawings.html
I believe it's called the Troll Bird, KM. From: "KM" kthyn...@aol.com
Date: 8/24/03 10:07 PM Pacific Daylight Time
Message–id: <bic5hv$7kdt...@ID–203179.news.uni–berlin.de>
I just love this bird the Anhingas, but does anyone know the other name of
it. My friend and I have a debate as to the other name. I say it is a
snakebird, but she says something else. Does anyone know what the real name
is?
http://tinyurl.com/l2sv
––
http://home.pacbell.net/tresjoli/mydrawings.html
Ellen
"laura" <laura...@cox.net>
8/25/2003 1:23:15 PM
KM, I think it is a hideous bird. Slimey looking.
I don't like birds....
"Ellen" <ellenmar...@aol.com> wrote in message
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: >Subject: OT/Anhingas – Bird lovers
: >From: "KM" kthyn...@aol.com
: >Date: 8/24/03 10:07 PM Pacific Daylight Time
: >Message–id: <bic5hv$7kdt...@ID–203179.news.uni–berlin.de>
: >
: >I just love this bird the Anhingas, but does anyone know the other name
of
: >it. My friend and I have a debate as to the other name. I say it is a
: >snakebird, but she says something else. Does anyone know what the real
name
: >is?
: >http://tinyurl.com/l2sv
: >––
: >http://home.pacbell.net/tresjoli/mydrawings.html
::: I believe it's called the Troll Bird, KM.
::::: Ellen
::::
I don't like birds....
"Ellen" <ellenmar...@aol.com> wrote in message
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: >Subject: OT/Anhingas – Bird lovers
: >From: "KM" kthyn...@aol.com
: >Date: 8/24/03 10:07 PM Pacific Daylight Time
: >Message–id: <bic5hv$7kdt...@ID–203179.news.uni–berlin.de>
: >
: >I just love this bird the Anhingas, but does anyone know the other name
of
: >it. My friend and I have a debate as to the other name. I say it is a
: >snakebird, but she says something else. Does anyone know what the real
name
: >is?
: >http://tinyurl.com/l2sv
: >––
: >http://home.pacbell.net/tresjoli/mydrawings.html
::: I believe it's called the Troll Bird, KM.
::::: Ellen
::::
"KM" <kthyn...@aol.com>
8/25/2003 9:19:04 AM
"val189" <gwehr...@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
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"KM" <kthyn...@aol.com> wrote in message
news:<bic5hv$7kdt...@ID–203179.news.uni–berlin.de>...I just love this bird the Anhingas, but does anyone know the other name
of
it. My friend and I have a debate as to the other name. I say it is a
snakebird, but she says something else. Does anyone know what the real
name
is?
http://tinyurl.com/l2sv
check out "cormorant" – a near cousin, I believe – they used to dive
into the water before our boat and for a while I always feared sailing
over them – but, like a crow, they manage to get 'out of the road'.
try googling in a bird group....?
Thanks, Val. We have crows galore here and I wish we had something as into the water before our boat and for a while I always feared sailing
over them – but, like a crow, they manage to get 'out of the road'.
try googling in a bird group....?
pretty as the Anhinga that was so prevalent.
"KM" <kthyn...@aol.com>
8/25/2003 9:22:44 AM
"laura" <laura...@cox.net> wrote in message
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KM, I think it is a hideous bird. Slimey looking.
I don't like birds....
You think? I think those colors are so pretty. I admit. I am a bird I don't like birds....
lover.
vamp...@aol.com (Vampkel)
8/25/2003 4:59:55 PM
You think? I think those colors are so pretty. I admit. I am a bird
lover.
KM, I think it is a hideous bird. Slimey looking. lover.
I don't like birds....
i think that bird is gorgeous and very cool looking. i love birds! our
backyard is a mecca for them. last summer we had bluebirds nest in our box,
and this summer we have hummingbirds! i just find them fun to watch.
––kel
"A new dress doesn't get you anywhere; its the life you're living in the
dress."
––Diana Vreeland
"KM" <kthyn...@aol.com>
8/25/2003 10:05:21 AM
"Vampkel" <vamp...@aol.com> wrote in message
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i think that bird is gorgeous and very cool looking. i love birds! our
backyard is a mecca for them. last summer we had bluebirds nest in our
box,backyard is a mecca for them. last summer we had bluebirds nest in our
and this summer we have hummingbirds! i just find them fun to watch.
––kel
Those are two of my absolute favorites. Hummingbirds are the best. ––kel
emeraldbay92...@aol.com (Emeraldbay92651)
8/25/2003 9:52:18 PM
KM wrote:
<< Hummingbirds are the best. >>
Aren't they though? We had three of them for a while one summer. While out
jogging, we saw a baby hummingbird fall from a tree. It had some sort of
disease, with patches of its feathers missing.
We took it home and fed it with an eyedropper and put it in a cage by an open
window to simulate the outside, and my husband checked what to do for its skin
condition. Amazingly, the mother showed up in a day or two and began feeding it
through the cage! We've got it on video and it's so neat to watch.
We put the cage farther away from the window, and when the mother came inside
to feed her little one, my husband caught her and put her in the cage so the
little wounded one would have company. A few days later, while the cage was
outside on the patio table, a third hummingbird showed up to feed the little
one and eventually we got a huge cage to house all three. We always wondered if
that was the mother and the father who came to feed it. But how did they know
where to find the wounded one?
As soon as the little one was strong enough to survive on its own, we released
all three of them. We still have the videos we took of these precious birds,
our favorites.
Melinda
<< Hummingbirds are the best. >>
Aren't they though? We had three of them for a while one summer. While out
jogging, we saw a baby hummingbird fall from a tree. It had some sort of
disease, with patches of its feathers missing.
We took it home and fed it with an eyedropper and put it in a cage by an open
window to simulate the outside, and my husband checked what to do for its skin
condition. Amazingly, the mother showed up in a day or two and began feeding it
through the cage! We've got it on video and it's so neat to watch.
We put the cage farther away from the window, and when the mother came inside
to feed her little one, my husband caught her and put her in the cage so the
little wounded one would have company. A few days later, while the cage was
outside on the patio table, a third hummingbird showed up to feed the little
one and eventually we got a huge cage to house all three. We always wondered if
that was the mother and the father who came to feed it. But how did they know
where to find the wounded one?
As soon as the little one was strong enough to survive on its own, we released
all three of them. We still have the videos we took of these precious birds,
our favorites.
Melinda
"KM" <kthyn...@aol.com>
8/25/2003 3:06:03 PM
"Emeraldbay92651" <emeraldbay92...@aol.com> wrote in message
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KM wrote:
<< Hummingbirds are the best. >>
Aren't they though? We had three of them for a while one summer. While
out<< Hummingbirds are the best. >>
Aren't they though? We had three of them for a while one summer. While
jogging, we saw a baby hummingbird fall from a tree. It had some sort of
disease, with patches of its feathers missing.
We took it home and fed it with an eyedropper and put it in a cage by an
opendisease, with patches of its feathers missing.
We took it home and fed it with an eyedropper and put it in a cage by an
window to simulate the outside, and my husband checked what to do for its
skin
condition. Amazingly, the mother showed up in a day or two and began
feeding it
through the cage! We've got it on video and it's so neat to watch.
We put the cage farther away from the window, and when the mother came
insideWe put the cage farther away from the window, and when the mother came
to feed her little one, my husband caught her and put her in the cage so
the
little wounded one would have company. A few days later, while the cage
was
outside on the patio table, a third hummingbird showed up to feed the
little
one and eventually we got a huge cage to house all three. We always
wondered if
that was the mother and the father who came to feed it. But how did they
know
where to find the wounded one?
As soon as the little one was strong enough to survive on its own, we
releasedAs soon as the little one was strong enough to survive on its own, we
all three of them. We still have the videos we took of these precious
birds,
our favorites.
Melinda
That is such a neat story. I just love animal stories. I think they much Melinda
smarter than we realize.