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That's interesting @Northwind. We saw Whiskey Jacks in Yellowknife, but I've not seen them around here. Maybe they stay more northern in Ontario. You learn something new every day!
 
Seeler said:
I think that these are the same birds, or closely related to, the Gorbys in NB. Also called the Grey Jay or Canada Jay. A bit bigger than the bluejay and without the crest, and more of a forest dweller (we used to get them around the bird feeder at the camp.) They got to be quite tame, but never tame enough to sit on a hand.
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They are the same bird. Just different names.
 
Carolla said:
That's interesting @Northwind. We saw Whiskey Jacks in Yellowknife, but I've not seen them around here. Maybe they stay more northern in Ontario. You learn something new every day!
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I had never seen them in southern Ontario either. That may be because I spent most of my time there in an urban environment. It seems they like being in the Boreal forest.
 
KayTheCurler said:
Also known as Camp Robber - they are really bold in some situations. They will actually steal food as you lift it to your mouth.
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We ate lunch on a patio. The birds were watching us from the railing. They were enjoying food given to them. They were also eyeing the food people were eating. I was expecting them to steal out of people's hands. They were clearly tempted.
 
The Day of Pentecost has arrived. Though the sound of rushing wind and the flames if fire may not appear, the room will be filled with the aroma of coffee and tea and etc, plus whatever baked goodies happen to appear. And of there is any speaking of tongues, well, once the caffeine kicks in, that should be settled. Enjoy. The liturgical colour for the day is red, so I brought out the red china.

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Did you know that "ignatius" once meant bearer of word or god ... and those that didn't like word and communication couldn't bear to have the pile*on in stacks of word that they might be required to understand great extents of god as word ... even after being laid out on medium?

On top of that do not ignite words in the presence of great winds or something could explode ... expessially if struggling to get free from the boite ... the wood in western tradition ... thus the demon speaks like kerygma! Could be a metaphor or just plain irony in the form of satyrs if not understood well. Thus knowledge is deep and must be carved out ...

Great heaps of word worry those that despise accrued forms ... sometimes known as cumulative, or even sono ... as an expression of combining, or alloying facts ... if one can gather these freely! That could be a bind for darker energies ... below the surface of the script! Make room on the pageboy ... or other yeoman!

Recall they may arrive in columns for colonization in yer hedman ... hedonistic pleasure for those enjoying reading alien material ... that could be non-sectarian; in essence a slippery read as it makes it way between ye rears ... brain cheeks? Turns out one glob covers the lizard part as fore brain! --- from some odd neuroscientist (not for those hating bad nous)! These tend to despise their own prescient state ... desiring more power and flaming ... even though they don;t know what they are igniting ... num*iness. Happens when neural extensions are burn off ... as in terminal temporality! St Pinias, or Ci Phini ... Stephanie?

Then in the UK Phany is something entirely different ...
 
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I seem to be in time to set these Yorkshire teacakes on the side table. I'm going to boast and say they are delicious - even though I made them myself. Personally speaking, my mouth waters if I so much as think about them toasted with lots of butter.
 
Happy Day of Pentecost. Just participated in my first on-line communion, and I thought it worked well. I've got to say my cranberry pepita rye bread is a vast improvement on the gluten free wyrd white chalky stuff we serve at church...
 
Good morning! New month, new week, etc. Let us celebrate new beginnings, big, small or otherwise. Raise a mug or cup to the new day.
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June. In normal times kids would be looking forward to getting out of school. Summer camp. Cottage swimming.
this June will certainly be a different one
 
Happy New Month! It was my mother's greeting when we would come down to breakfast at every turn of the calendar. Speaking of calendars - if you still use a wall calendar - what's the new photo on yours for this month of June? One of mine has a beautiful photo of pink & peach ranunculus flowers.
 
We have a Canadian Wilderness calendar on the kitchen and June is Mew Lake in Algonquin Park. We usually get something on our travels but didn't really find anything interesting in Panama at Christmas. I think we picked this one up in Walmart.
 
My kids make us an annual calendar with pictures from the previous year. This month his daughter and boyfriend, son and fiancé, me with daughter and her best friend, hubby fishing, three vacation shots of us together in Europe
 
I have a fundraising calendar from the pet store that shows a dog that needs a haircut.
Hair dressers are allowed to open up on June 5 th. I am waiting for my appointment. My son got his appointment already by his common law texting the hairdresser she is about to give him a covid cut.
 
Mrs.Anteater said:
I have a fundraising calendar from the pet store that shows a dog that needs a haircut.
Hair dressers are allowed to open up on June 5 th. I am waiting for my appointment. My son got his appointment already by his common law texting the hairdresser she is about to give him a covid cut.
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Mrs. M is getting antsy. She did my hair once but is reluctant to let me near hers with a pair of scissors or a clipper. And I don't blame her. I wouldn't want me cutting my hair either.:cautious:
 
I found an open salon in passing today. One of those "no appointment needed" places. I'm going back there. We are still staying cautiously at the current stage, but have to be ready to fall back if more cases from considerably north of here make their way down. I should take the window.:unsure:
 
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