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The Sparrows had apparently discussed and had established that there was good food to be had by me, where I was sitting, by the playground tree.

Here is an intimate photo detailing the avian parenting ritual of feeding the young, which most lesser-domesticated birds would display; in practice of caring for the clutch after the eggs hatch. The young fluff up and open their beaks in order to entice the parent in to feeding them.

I uncovered this next image I made while guarding a leaning pole from falling in Downtown Los Angeles. An analysis of the semiotics of the post-traumatic stress pigeon - an injured bird with a broken wing.

I commonly forget about the pigeons of Union Station. The pigeons at Union Station today got some French Toast to dine on. These pigeons got kicked to the side because of an angry man. Today I had the luxury of travel and time, and I'm headed to Pasadena to check out the Apple Store and Target. I want to break some ground on tasks I've been lagging behind on, such as my logo, some sketches, etc. I'd like to get these things on paper and on digital, using the Apple Pen.  The pigeons, after their meal. The pigeons of this spot make it a ritual to socialize and peck around after a meal. The pigeons gather here because of the crowds and the shelter nearby; as it's suited with pigeon spikes for breeding pairs. Baby pigeons! On top of the light. This Metro stop is a perennial favorite for breeding pairs to raise young.

PidginMilk is a rich , flavorful tonal milkshake sweetened custard  serum for mid-season spring chickens of pigeons and full-roster flock alike.  Today, I'm fleshing out some of the bony rudder pigeons in getting their salts and thirst up with the heat and humidity being as it's been. Today is a perfect Memorial Day's Saturday. Ingredients: 5 tbsp. Malted Milk 27.5 fl. oz. Whole Milk PidginCheese (recipe to come) A few squirts Mayonnaise Instructions Shake, mix with bread for pigeons.

A red onion sprightly sparrow amongst shored Russet potatoes. 

Earlier, last year, (on my other blog, I detailed my interests in procuring and rendering a fine cigar tobacco. I'd searched through several different keyword combinations on Google, and I came across some good varietals, presumably under « heirloom organic nicotiana cigar wrapper leaf » as the search term.  One of the sites that I made it a point to bookmark was at organicseeds.top. https://organicseeds.top/shop/10133/desc/zimmer-spanish-heirloom-tobacco Given the exciting varietal description of the plant, I'm super excited to purchase a field « or lot » full of seeds-potentially - to grow in to what sounds like great quality cigar leaf tobacco, of which there are several types. The link is possibly a bit difficult to locate if you were to navigate the site through the home page. I may have publicised the site and link on my personal social media, but I want to share with the wider public of Google's audience the link, with which: there's a great 50% of...