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There's a new visitor to Maguire Gardens, one of my favorite places, lately, to feed the birds in downtown Los Angeles (some of the regular flock there has been getting scared away, by a pigeon-hawk [there's a family of pigeon-hawks that frequent the blocks adjacent to Grand and Hill, from the Library, down to Temple Street, or so]).  It's a yellow-crested, yellow-faced sparrow lookalike, practically, although I also hear that it could be part finch, which could make sense, on account of the species'' similar sizes and body types. Another theory is that the special nutritional supplementation that I'd been giving the birds of the area, here and there, of ionic, humic, and fulvic minerals, could have spurred a genetic ingenue nuclear watershed evolution from one of the young, of the breeding flocks of birds in the area. It's quite mysterious, in a sense, yet this bird was definitely destined to be a star, with it's bright yellow crest and facial features....

 An interesting allegorically-contextually ( - sparrow) relevant bit of Mac malware news hit my feed this morning, or last night, or so. 

An outlier unguided evolutionary in its in situ imperative. Inconsiderate consequences follow unsustainable and inert thoughtless formative personæ "recreation." In this article, here presented of its compelling identity in visual form: the rig-resources-bearing asymmetrical common house fly, of multiple etymological and sustainability models in its track of alternative iterations of that which surrounds me - the it; the quotably-me of rhetorical ideation of that which separates dynamics of inorganicism, cyclical imperatives of as well: somehow reiterating itself, of a statist inconcomita as-per of that it would have to be seen as such, given mere small epochs of evolution, under my care of my apartment (capably *"..." ; as I'd ought address, given my life's circumstances since I'd lived here - now just over 18 [17] |(and choice matters): months. This housefly has developed, in this [current state] level of lifecycle maturity - what could oste...

A red onion sprightly sparrow amongst shored Russet potatoes.