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featherB Proficient

featherB   1

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Never seen a Mockingbird, but got all excited at seeing a Chickadee yesterday. And a Cardinal when I first got here. And then there were the Blue Jays....oh hell, I just love all birds. :lol:

I love 'em, too - there's so many impressively exotic (to my Brit eye!) looking ones around, I'm forever getting excited about the birds I see. Even the sparrows - I don't remember the last time I saw a sparrow in the UK ( :( ) and they're everywhere here!

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2006 - Filed I-129F

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Never seen a Mockingbird, but got all excited at seeing a Chickadee yesterday. And a Cardinal when I first got here. And then there were the Blue Jays....oh hell, I just love all birds. :lol:

I love 'em, too - there's so many impressively exotic (to my Brit eye!) looking ones around, I'm forever getting excited about the birds I see. Even the sparrows - I don't remember the last time I saw a sparrow in the UK ( :( ) and they're everywhere here!

We have Sparrows nesting in our roof. Every morning I hear the babies screaming for food and the manic chatter as Mum (or Dad) come by with a fresh juicy worm. Bless 'em. :lol:

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Never seen a Mockingbird, but got all excited at seeing a Chickadee yesterday. And a Cardinal when I first got here. And then there were the Blue Jays....oh hell, I just love all birds. :lol:

I love 'em, too - there's so many impressively exotic (to my Brit eye!) looking ones around, I'm forever getting excited about the birds I see. Even the sparrows - I don't remember the last time I saw a sparrow in the UK ( :( ) and they're everywhere here!

We have Sparrows nesting in our roof. Every morning I hear the babies screaming for food and the manic chatter as Mum (or Dad) come by with a fresh juicy worm. Bless 'em. :lol:

Aww! I love sparrows, they're cute! C. must think I'm insane, the way I'm always stopping to admire some perfectly normal (to him) bird like it's an exotic species in the zoo! :blush:

2005 - We met

2006 - Filed I-129F

2007 - K-1 issued, moved to US, completed AOS (a busy year, immigration-wise)

2009 - Conditions lifted

2010 - Will be naturalising. Buh-bye, USCIS! smile.png

Mags Grand Master

Mags   112

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Never seen a Mockingbird, but got all excited at seeing a Chickadee yesterday. And a Cardinal when I first got here. And then there were the Blue Jays....oh hell, I just love all birds. :lol:

I love 'em, too - there's so many impressively exotic (to my Brit eye!) looking ones around, I'm forever getting excited about the birds I see. Even the sparrows - I don't remember the last time I saw a sparrow in the UK ( :( ) and they're everywhere here!

We have Sparrows nesting in our roof. Every morning I hear the babies screaming for food and the manic chatter as Mum (or Dad) come by with a fresh juicy worm. Bless 'em. :lol:

Aww! I love sparrows, they're cute! C. must think I'm insane, the way I'm always stopping to admire some perfectly normal (to him) bird like it's an exotic species in the zoo! :blush:

I'm the same! :lol:

I love Sparrows, they just seem so.....happy?

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eau_xplain   2

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I enjoy the different types of birds that show up around the house and am trying to learn which is what. I think the mockingbirds are cool in the variety of songs they sing. So far I've only heard them sing (no weird car noises).

A couple of years ago we had a couple of hawks that hung around the backyard. They went away for the winter and we didn't see them for a while. They came back briefly late summer last year with a baby in tow. They are very compelling-looking birds.

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almaty   19

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I enjoy the different types of birds that show up around the house and am trying to learn which is what. I think the mockingbirds are cool in the variety of songs they sing. So far I've only heard them sing (no weird car noises).

A couple of years ago we had a couple of hawks that hung around the backyard. They went away for the winter and we didn't see them for a while. They came back briefly late summer last year with a baby in tow. They are very compelling-looking birds.

i hate those chickenhawk bastards.....wish i lived in the country so i could blast away at them with a shotgun...of course, not to kill them .just to scare them off

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i hate those chickenhawk bastards.....wish i lived in the country so i could blast away at them with a shotgun...of course, not to kill them .just to scare them off

This made me laugh outloud!!!!

Ha ha!! Tell us how you REALLY feel Almaty!! :jest:

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I love to watch the hawks around here. Sometimes we see the big ones. Once in a while you see a small sparrow chasing them in the air doing an ariel "dogfight". That looks so cool. We have a lot of Robins and sometimes the occasional Roadrunner hangs out in our back yard.

10Yr GC arrived 07/02/09 - Naturalization is next

The drama begins - again!

And now the drama ends - they took the Green card . . .

 

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