I went for a noon walk with a neighbor where I saw a surprising sight. Near Lake Mendota were eleven birdhouses strung on a line between two trees. My friend explained that the poles that housed the birdhouses previously had tipped over in a storm! Thank goodness someone thought of this clever solution.
Fuimos una vecina y yo a caminar por el mediodía y encontramos con una sorpresa. Cerca del Lago Mendota, había once casitas de pajaritos en un cordón entre dos árboles. Mi amiga me explicó que los postes donde estaban pendientes antes se cayeron durante una tormenta reciente. Afortunadamente, alguien pensó en está solucción inovadora.
Although, I took the photo, and Eagle named the post with the six words.
Aunque yo tomé la foto, Eagle puso el nombre al artículo de seis palabras.
¡Olé! –Rebecca
This is part of Debbie’s Six Word Saturday. Click on the challenge name for a picture show!
Parte de Seis palabras los sábados de Debbie’s Six Word Saturday. Haz un clic en el título anterior para ver más fotos.
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Eggcellent indeed. So long as the birds are ok about being eggsposed on a washing line?
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Eggcellent comment! Eagle liked it too.
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An uneggspected compliment!
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Eggactly! Thanks for the fun.
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All quite eggstempore.
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Eggtraordinaire!
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Eggcellent indeed. Very clever, Eagle!!
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Thanks, Wynne! Eagle smiled at that 🙂
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Marvelous solution. Nice to see a positive spin on “being hung out to dry.” Thank goodness.
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Clever as always, Ms. Benjamin! 😉 Yes, thank goodness for this brilliant solution to keep the nests out of harm’s way.
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I enjoyed your sharing. Thank you Rebecca.
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Thanks, Suzette. Eagle and I are having fun reading the comments!
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Awesome 👍
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Looks like alien structure 😛.
I read noon walk as moon walk 😅
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Hee hee, moon walk fits well with alien structure.
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They’re so cute
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Thanks, Sadje. I like the unique shape of the houses.
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I do too.
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What a wonderful site! Thank you for sharing.
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Thanks, Michele. Glad you liked it. : )
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What an unusual sight!
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Yes, like pearls on a necklace.
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Excellent, indeed!
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Thank you, Rupali! Such a cute sight.
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Oh, I love these, so pretty! They have a pueblo vibe.
We had a birdhouse that swung on a line (it was made from a Dutch Wooden clog) but our local birds never liked it…… 😦
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Yes, I know what you mean, like little adobe birdhouses. The clog sounds cute. I read that birds are quite choosy about the size of the entrance hole on their house. Who knew?
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Could that be due to predators?
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Yes, a larger circumference hole can let in predators.
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