From: Robert Comer 

I haven't seen my pair of Blue Bird's at all this year, guess someone
probably got one of them  (I had a pair that nested outside my work window
for the last 3 years or so.)

I did get a batch of Cardinals just outside my front door at home this
year, these guys really leave the nest quickly! (+3 also)

I blocked up where the Doves were nesting this year, it got to be too much
of a mess to clean up -- 3 batches each year for the last 3 years and their
droppings on my porch was enough to tell them to move on.

One very special things about South Carolina is quantity and quality of the fauna!

I got to see my first Pileated Woodpecker a few months ago. A Pileated
Woodpecker is a very large (2nd's largest Woodpecker), pretty close to crow
or raven sized and not a beauty to look at -- very primitive looking)

He was digging bugs out of a neighbor's tree -- it's quite amazing just how
efficient he was in knocking chunks of wood out of that tree.


--
Bob Comer




 at all thisOn Thu, 10 May 2007 11:37:30 -0400, Richard B.
 wrote:

>On Thu, 10 May 2007 11:11:23 -0400, "Mark"
 wrote:
>
>>http://www.nypost.com/seven/05102007/postopinion/opedcolumnists/duty_to_the_f
uture_opedcolumnists_rupert_murdoch.htm
>>"TODAY, I am announcing our intention to be carbon-neutral,
across all our
>>businesses, by 2010. "
>>
>>I give up .
>
>Lemmings are proof that evolution is indeed theory.
>
>I bet we were "carbon neutral" if not carbon--surplus long before the
>nitwits even started the current fear-mongering.
>
>Btw, my bluebirds raised their first family of the spring and have
>flown away...waiting to see if they nest again.  Got some tasty
>mealworms in the refrigerator if anyone is hungry.  One of the cats
>killed a cedar waxwing that apparently was visiting the possum dish in
>the bushes, circle of life, but +3. 
>
>- Richard

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