Hey thanks for extra-beautifulling my silly Junior! She may not let me touch her like Bo does, but she's very comfortable being herself around me, and as such it lets me capture some extra beautiful and expressive shots of her.
animals um, well, um, think of rainbows
All the colours of the rainbow, eh?
Btw, I've had very recent close hawk encounter. Maybe I'll hawk about that later, since this is Crow Lady Central and hawks need to hawk off, if you know what I'm hawking about here.
You know I love me some hawkey...
She's beautiful. Maybe with a bit of time she'll warm up to being touched. It's far easier to catch solid shots of birds when they are comfortable with your presence.
Absolutely.
(@dandays, see how @corvidae correctly used eh above? She's an American who got proper usage of those two letters superfast, why can't you?)
Maybe I'll do a post about it; gotta have the right spin on the story. Seriously, it let me really close and stayed put several times in a very small area. First time one has ever done that around me.
@dandays, eh is pretty easy. It's used like huh or isn't it in a very inclusive manner at the end of a sentence. The cadence is like a soft and lazy question mark reclined in a rocking chair on the porch rather than one that is fully erect and demanding an answer.
@nineclaws Game on. Show me your hawk.
Well that's the most charming way I've ever heard eh explained. If he doesn't get it after this, lets throw him to the wild rabid dogs.
Eh?
(can be used as a stand alone question, plus additional usages).
Pick your flavor, comment or post?
Post, so you can make seven dollars after hivetax.
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I looked at the photos last night. I see the story in it but the photos have to be selected and story written. That will take a bit of time because I've been time travelling extensively lately on a priority prep mission,speaking of which, my time online for now is up, gotta go time travel, again. Cat the cat on the furless flip side fly.
fin.
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I am a bit (A LOT) concerned that you're putting shark fins on crows.