/eh/ - Particularly uninteresting conversation

John Smith 25/04/19(Sat)23:51 No. 49119

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I put my see thru bird feeder back up today.

John Smith 25/04/21(Mon)05:55 No. 49123

That's nice John. What's your favorite bird you've seen so far?

John Smith 25/04/23(Wed)02:14 No. 49130

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>>49123
I'm happy when any bird comes by but I love the cardinals most.

John Smith 25/04/23(Wed)22:18 No. 49132

>>49130
Thanks John. What's your least favorite bird you've seen so far?

John Smith 25/04/24(Thu)01:56 No. 49133

>>49132
Probably the grackle that bullied a black capped chickadee out of the feeder and then didn't even eat anything.

John Smith 25/04/26(Sat)03:42 No. 49146

>>49132
>least favorite bird
I can't place my finger on why but I find this exchange very humorous.

John Smith 25/04/27(Sun)04:59 No. 49150

>>49146
Sorry about that, John.

John Smith 25/04/28(Mon)08:28 No. 49151

>>49119
That's nice, John.

John Smith 25/04/29(Tue)05:00 No. 49152

>>49151
Thank you. My cats agree.

John Smith 25/05/09(Fri)13:34 No. 49163

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A cedar waxwing came to my feeder last evening. It was cool. I really like cedar waxwings.

John Smith 25/05/21(Wed)03:44 No. 49173

>>49163
Thanks for sharing, John. Are their wings truly made out of wax? I'd greatly appreciate it if you could confirm. Thanks.

Sincerely,

John S.

John Smith 25/05/27(Tue)03:56 No. 49183

John, do you ever see turkeys or large birds in your feeder? I saw some turkeys today wandering around, and they were much larger than I remembered. I also saw some geese today, but they were shitting all over the place, so I don't care about them as much.
Thanks for reading my post. Have a great day.

John Smith 25/05/31(Sat)11:25 No. 49186

I dislike these types of feeders because they're always falling off.

John Smith 25/07/10(Thu)12:28 No. 49245

>>49183
I live on the second floor, that would be interesting and not for here. This feeder is for regular birds, not large poultry.

I also happen to adore geese.

John Smith 25/07/11(Fri)05:20 No. 49248

>>49245
What is the cutoff between large birds and regular birds and even small birds?

John Smith 25/07/11(Fri)14:27 No. 49249

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>>49248
A crow would be too big but robins are fine. Along those lines.

That picture is of a bird perched atop a bird deterrent, which could be construed as interesting, but the quality is low so it becomes uninteresting.

John Smith 25/07/11(Fri)14:40 No. 49250

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>>49173
The birds are called waxwings because of waxy red astaxanthin secretions at their wingtips. Fun fact: when cowbirds leave eggs in waxwing nests, the babies end up dying because waxwing diets aren't good enough to sustain them.

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