A bouquet of wild carrots for your dreaming repast. Sleep well. Peace and Grace, Doc Ellen

A bouquet of wild carrots for your dreaming repast. Sleep well. Peace and Grace, Doc Ellen

You know how teenagers are always hungry? That goes for fledglings too. A pair of sibling eastern bluebirds pester Dad Bluebird for another worm or bug or two. I have to say the expression on the bigger fledgling is very, very funny and oh, so much a grumpy pout. Enjoy!
This morning was more about the soft talking of the birds all around the top of the dam. It is okay if you decide to not watch, and just listen. Take care, be safe. Stay well.
Jordan Lake Dam, Haw River: Toothed Eagle? Pterodactyl? Oh Woe! This female bald eagle soared past me. I did a double take. I know that birds are the last of the living dinosaurs… But… This is crazy! An eagle with a beak full of teeth? In all honesty I think the “teeth” are a disruption of the form of her beak. But on the other hand, it’s kind of fun to think about maybe we still have a pterodactyl around and at Jordan Lake… I hope you are smiling with me and enjoying my flight of fantasy!

Jordan Lake Dam, Thursday, May 14, 2020. The lake has gotten down to 216.23ft and it is very still. The Haw River is serene and untroubled this morning too. Even though it is cloudy the birds are full of song this morning – I hope you enjoy their singing. Take care, be safe, and oh do stay well!
The chicks are beginning to exercise their wings, legs and chest. They have to be strong for that first flight! I call this practice work “trampolining”. Bounce, young ones, bounce!!!!!