Comments on: Don’t sweat it… http://kitchencostuming.com/archives/430 Costuming, Props & General Story Telling Thu, 20 Oct 2011 22:56:43 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Cookster http://kitchencostuming.com/archives/430/comment-page-1#comment-582 Cookster Mon, 27 Apr 2009 14:45:28 +0000 http://kitchencostuming.com/?p=430#comment-582 Thanks Sarah! When Todd was in cub scouts, he made a birdhouse that we hung in that tree. For years we never had birds roost in it. Finally we took it down, the tree started to die off somewhat and the woodpeckers bore holes into it. Now the tree is the birdhouse! The starlings moved in and we go through this every year in the spring. Most of the time I am successful at transferring the fledglings to the neighbor's yard where they are safer and at least have a chance to survive. Thanks Sarah! When Todd was in cub scouts, he made a birdhouse that we hung in that tree. For years we never had birds roost in it. Finally we took it down, the tree started to die off somewhat and the woodpeckers bore holes into it. Now the tree is the birdhouse! The starlings moved in and we go through this every year in the spring. Most of the time I am successful at transferring the fledglings to the neighbor’s yard where they are safer and at least have a chance to survive.

]]> By: Sarah (laugingwithSarah) http://kitchencostuming.com/archives/430/comment-page-1#comment-581 Sarah (laugingwithSarah) Mon, 27 Apr 2009 13:17:08 +0000 http://kitchencostuming.com/?p=430#comment-581 Good job! I'm so glad your on duty and being "Watch Mom" for those sweet baby birds. :o) Several years ago when our daughter was in elementary school--we had a robin nest in our arbor over the front walk. Every morning we'd go out to the arbor and watch for downy heads to pop up. Finally, the eggs hatched and there were three little loud baby birds. It was delightful to watch the baby robins grow, get booted out of the nest by mom & dad and learn to fly. :o) Good post! Sarah Good job! I’m so glad your on duty and being “Watch Mom” for those sweet baby birds. :o ) Several years ago when our daughter was in elementary school–we had a robin nest in our arbor over the front walk. Every morning we’d go out to the arbor and watch for downy heads to pop up. Finally, the eggs hatched and there were three little loud baby birds. It was delightful to watch the baby robins grow, get booted out of the nest by mom & dad and learn to fly. :o )

Good post!
Sarah

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