Change Is Hard

…but change is certain.

Youngster has a lot to learn

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Oh…you thought this would be about Penny? Well…it is true she has a lot to learn. But so does her mom.

The view from my chair. Is that a very large hummingbird?

But no, this isn’t about her. This time anyway.

“Maybe there’s something good under here.”

No it’s about birds, which I guess is my second most frequent type of post.

“I can’t fit my beak in that hole!”

But the young birds are visiting now and some of them missed the memo about which feeder is meant for them.

“Maybe up here.”

On the other hand, it’s possible this young male was just making a point that we shouldn’t be segregationists, even with our bird feeders.

“I think there was a tasty ant right here yesterday.”

Regardless of what he was thinking, or not thinking more likely, I hope he got something sweet to eat!

“Hey lady. I’d like to return this to the chef and order a little suet, please?”

Author: dawnkinster

I'm a long time banker having worked in banks since the age of 17. I took a break when I turned 50 and went back to school. I graduated right when the economy took a turn for the worst and after a year of library work found myself unemployed. I was lucky that my previous bank employer wanted me back. So here I am again, a long time banker. Change is hard.

29 thoughts on “Youngster has a lot to learn

  1. Never, ever, ever give up! Where there’s a will, there’s a way! Hey lady–how in the heck do I get into this thing?! A fun post, Dawn.

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  2. What a great view from your chair! I don’t think I’d ever get a thing done sitting there, there’s so much nature to watch! I hope this poor little guy found something tasty. He’s probably young enough for you to train him to eat right from your hand!

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  3. He is so cute even if he is a little confused! 😊

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  4. They are thirsty, it’s a hot summer.

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  5. birds are so much fun to watch

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    • They sure are. I put all the feeders away for a couple weeks when we had some work done. The birds abandoned me almost immediately. But when I was out filling the feeders again they came swarming back. It was pretty cool. So I think they watch the house most of the time.

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  6. Ha ha – good thing that the beak didn’t get stuck in the port because Mama would have come over and squawked at you, even though it’s the kid’s fault! You had a bird’s eye view of this fun show!

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  7. Oh, this made me grin so big! 🙂 I love your “bird talk”, Dawn. Maybe we humans could use a little “bird talk” these days. Let’s love whatever and whoever we see. 🙂

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  8. You were right. I did think that this post would be about Penny. I loved the twist!

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  9. Those little ones are entertaining for sure!

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  10. Thank you for making me smile and remind me to change the syrup this morning!

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  11. Haha, silly guy and hope he eventually found some food. Always love your commentary, makes me giggle!! 😂❤️

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  12. Confused bird…hope he got a drink or an ant!

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  13. Those are great! Silly bird.

    Our local bear has destroyed 2 of my hummingbird feeders in the past week. I thought he would ignore that feeder (I removed all my seed/suet feeders for the summer to prevent him from coming back), but I guess bears have a sweet tooth too.

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    • Well at least I don’t have a bear problem. Though there have been reported sightings of bear in the town just a few miles north of us. WAY too far south for bears to be around here, so don’t know if I believe them…but still….it’s possible I guess.

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