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That guy's looking a little rough.  Hope he didn't gift you with something.

 

Your title made me think of this:

 

  

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My wife's family is distantly related to Edgar Allen Poe ......Her grandmother was a Poe.... 

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The late Hank and m'self... close to eight lustrum past.  Five points for identifying the shotgun!  :rolleyes:

     (And yes... there is a story that goes along with the picture)  

 

 

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17 minutes ago, Hardpan Curmudgeon SASS #8967 said:

close to eight lustrum past

 

That's...(carrys the zero(....hmmm....le'ssee...about 2 parsecs!

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Bobby’s for the birds??

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i forgot tonto had that gawdawful headdress in that movie - i liked it but forgot that detail , good to know BOB is ok and still smokin the stogeys 

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23 hours ago, Tennessee Stud said:

Largest peckerwood I ever saw.

 

Also... that Magpie sittin' up there... ain't no finch...

 

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Howdy Stud!

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That's really cool Bob! 👍

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39 minutes ago, Subdeacon Joe said:

Great little video,  Bob. Thanks. 

 

Have you been feeding it?

Yes. Blueberries, peanuts and Kibbles. When I first gave him peanuts he pretty much ignored the ones in the shell. It occurred to me that being a wild bird,  he might never have seen a peanut. After a few days of watching the bluejays he figured out how to hold one down and peck the shell

open.

Fascinating.

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16 hours ago, Utah Bob #35998 said:

Yes. Blueberries, peanuts and Kibbles. When I first gave him peanuts he pretty much ignored the ones in the shell. It occurred to me that being a wild bird,  he might never have seen a peanut. After a few days of watching the bluejays he figured out how to hold one down and peck the shell

open.

Fascinating.

 

Scary smart birds. The peanut cage we have is very loose, so peanuts can fall out easily. The crows would wait on the house across from us and wait for their cousins to knock peanuts out of it.  

 

They've also training my wife to feed them shelled walnuts when they stare in our window and Caw!

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