I think some of the Washingtonians have started or have gone N; after all you can plant strawberries on the Olympic Penninsula in mid-February.
Personally, I hate to see "the birds" go because they help the economy here in the Tucson area. We have to wait until April to escape the The South and then we are going to The North.
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I'm in Middle Ga and my Canadian goose couple left yesterday! Is that a ray of hope for you??? I was sorry to see them go but a couple of flocks came by flying north and they took off with them.
Those Washington birds ought to take their time heading this way. It was 20 last night and with the wind, the chill factor is unbearable. I'd be flying a holding pattern in the Tucson area if I could. Can't go anywhere right now with my butt frozen to the lake. I'm with you. I want spring. I want warm air. I want to put my new wheels and tires on the Safari.
Just 2 - a mated couple. They stayed on the lakes and when not, they didn't come around us because of my dogs. There must have been 100 or more that came over yesterday. It looked like 3 flocks flying on 3 different heights. The top ones were so high I could barely see them. My couple took off and joined them before they left. It almost looked as if the gang stopped by to pick them up because it was almost a tornado looking stack of them and none landed. When my couple flew up, they all left headed north. Was really noisy for about 15 minutes or so! I was sorry to see them go. I enjoyed watching them. She was never concerned about what was going on around her - he wasa constantly on the alert watching. If she decided to change lakes, he dutifully followed........ why can't humans live that way?? LOL
The Florida snowbirds are all getting ready to head North soon. Are those the kind of birds you were talking about?
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there must have been a thousand canadian geese overhead this morning, what a beautifull racket they were making. and i'm nowhere near ready for the season to start. guess i'll have to start pulling double shifts in the shop? roger n cindy
We had flocks of robins here on Wed. 2/25/04 and Fri. 2/27/04. That's interesting that we had them here in central FL at the same time they were in KC!
No sign of any migrating birds of any kind up here yet. We're still stuck in the ice and snow. Maybe the skiers love it, but we're ready for some smidgen of W-A-R-M-T-H!!
Lynn
I see signs of spring all over here in the south.
We had our first snow last week, the jonquils are coming up and have buds on them.
I saw one azaela with a bloom on it!
It won't be long now
Tom & Betsy
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