The odd thing about the Yellow-Rumped Warblers is they land on the
street and stubbornly won't get out of the way! If they find something
that might be food they just sit there. Please, tiny bird, I don't want
to run over you. Move!
Jill <---in Southern South Carolina
In article <7o0mH.332614$5_4.311703@fx40.iad>,
jmcquown <j_mcquown@comcast.net> wrote:
The odd thing about the Yellow-Rumped Warblers is they land on the
street and stubbornly won't get out of the way! If they find something
that might be food they just sit there. Please, tiny bird, I don't want
to run over you. Move!
Jill <---in Southern South Carolina
Does the Myrtle Warbler get its name from your state, noticed that while googling. I didn't think any bird was named after a city except the
Baltimore Oriole.
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