I actually don't hear the birds that much at our house... because the bullfrogs and the peepers are SO F-ING LOUD (we have a pond in our yard). Last summer, we tried to each dinner on the deck one night and the Pretend Husband and I ended up having to shout our conversation to be heard over the frogs. They are that loud.
I think we should pass a town ordinance that nature can't get loud until 7 a.m. during the week and 9 a.m. on the weekends. Who's with me?
When I was a teenager and lived at home, there were these crows who sat in the locust trees outside my room and yelled at other crows across the field. I would go outside to our gravel driveway, gather ammunition, and commence attempted crow removal. It never worked.
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Be thankful it is not a mockingbird who is lonely and looking for a mate.
I had one for about a month that would go from 10:30 pm to 4:30 am. WTH? They chirp all night b/c lonely and stop only when they find one.
I'm happy he found one.
I actually don't hear the birds that much at our house... because the bullfrogs and the peepers are SO F-ING LOUD (we have a pond in our yard). Last summer, we tried to each dinner on the deck one night and the Pretend Husband and I ended up having to shout our conversation to be heard over the frogs. They are that loud.
I think we should pass a town ordinance that nature can't get loud until 7 a.m. during the week and 9 a.m. on the weekends. Who's with me?
When I was a teenager and lived at home, there were these crows who sat in the locust trees outside my room and yelled at other crows across the field. I would go outside to our gravel driveway, gather ammunition, and commence attempted crow removal. It never worked.
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