Finally! It's my first robin of the season. I'm appreciating him (or her) more now that we're moving to Hawaii where there are no robins, only the mynah, bulbul and finches who are driving my poor mom crazy by eating her orchid and lemon buds.
Tuesday, April 15, 2008
A Robin
Finally! It's my first robin of the season. I'm appreciating him (or her) more now that we're moving to Hawaii where there are no robins, only the mynah, bulbul and finches who are driving my poor mom crazy by eating her orchid and lemon buds.
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You have bulbuls in Hawaii??
ReplyDeleteSome are now voting to make the bulbul Israel's national bird.
(But here you can hardly say the word with a straight face because it is kids' slang for a boy's private part.)
Welcome the robin!
We never had bulbul's before when I was growing up in Hawaii. They are a horrible nuisance now. National bird? Oh dear!
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