I laughed out loud when a 7 inch crow slid down the aluminum pool ladder railing and hopped off onto the lip of the pool
Hearing a weird noise outside the bedroom window I found a very young tiny female downy pecking on a living tree, the weird sound was it is not a tree they peck on, it is green and soft, not hard and rotted.. Totally different Sound
I saw a sweet, gentle Mourning Dove attack a blue jay and a Male Mocking Bird attack a fish crow.
I laughed out loud as I walked Beau. The silly loud mocking bird sitting on the top of the street light singing about 20 songs. Over and Over.
I watched Daddy Dove teaching baby dove to eat from the ground and practice flying. Once Daddy Dove was on the roof, ON GUARD, the nest in outside our gate in a stump with tall grass. I waved at him and HE DID A DOUBLE TAKE. He really did. June 13 I saw the baby on the ground and Beau walking that way and the baby lifted up to the roof with no problem. I guess training is over now.
for those interested this is from AI on affection.
Physical Signs of Affection
Excited Head Bobbing: Mottled ducks will bob their necks up and down rapidly when they are happy to see a trusted human. This is an acknowledgment of a positive social bond.
Gentle Nibbling and Dabbing: They will use their bills to softly nibble at your hands, clothes, or shoes. This behavior simulates the natural mutual preening that closely bonded ducks perform within their flock.
Shadowing and Following: An affectionate or imprinted mottled duck will follow you closely around the yard, viewing you as the leader or a safe member of their flock.Tail Wagging: Similar to dogs, ducks will rapidly wag their tail feathers side to side when they feel content and relaxed in your presence.
















