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Posted by Toe on 14:23:20 09/03/09
Ok, when birds start attacking me, I can take a hint. I walked the service road this morning, as I always do on the way to work, and found a Chuck-will's-widow on a low branch giving me killer looks, and I do mean killer looks. All of a sudden it took off, made a circle, then came right at me, swerving away at the last minute and then headed back into the hammock. I saw it look at me when it was perched, so I'm really thinking this was it's way of telling me it was not amused. What is the deal with that? (with a Seinfeld accent)
Other than the grumpy Chuck's, I found a Worm-eating, N. Waterthrush, Redstart, a few Ovenbirds, Yellow-throated, Black-whiskered, and Red-eyed Vireos, and the usual Ganatacatchers.
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