Mockingbird

Thank you, Howard. Sometimes when looking out the window at the birds that come to the birdbath or to the feeders, I see some very interesting bird expressions. Sara K

Valsa, Thank you for the high praise. It is uplifting. Sara

Why, thank you, Jennifer. I am doing as well as an elderly woman can do I guess. Your visits add so much to my page. Sara

Paul, I saw a mockingbird like this after a day and a half of rain pouring down. It looked as if it had just come out of its nests and was thinking about maybe food or water or maybe thank goodness freedom. I have felt that same way with the freedom part. Thanks for the visit. Sara

Why, thank you, Nancy. I appreciate the visit.Sara

I am glad we share some of the same interests. Sara

I wonder as well, M.L., I know it is deep. Thanks for the visit. Sara

I did wonder what it was thinking that afternoon when it stopped raining. I was wondering if it was trying to decide if it was hugry or needing to escape the nest for a few minutes or just what was it contemplating. Sara

So that is what he is contemplating? Thanks for the info, John. Sara

Kim, It had rained, sprinkled, or poured off and on all day the day before and part of that day with it finally clearing a little. I think it was trying to decide what it needed to do the most, eat, drink, or fly around a little. Thanks for the visit. Sara

Yes, spring is wonderful, Victor. I guess where you live the year mostly stays about the same or am I wrong. Thanks for your visit and added intrigue. Sara

Lasaad, I like the way they defend their territory protecting their young, food source and their mates. Thank your for your visit today. Sara

Sam, I guess that mockingbird felt that the alarm clock was a winner and just kept on using it. LOL..Around here they mostly use the same calls all the time but I have no idea what they mean. Thanks for dropping by. Sara

Hello Sara, I guess they complain because they figure a person could be harmful to them. They feel better in their space. Your welcome. Hugs. /Darlene\

Darlene, they complain if someone comes in their territory for one thing. They like their space to be their space. Thanks for the question. Sara