On 9/14/2007 10:58 AM, Clark wrote:
xPosTech wrote:
On 9/13/2007 5:31 AM, Eggs Zachtly wrote:
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When I find grubs at work, I toss them on the cart path. Within
seconds, every time, a mockingbird will swoop down and grab the
grub. It's nice watching the grub meet it's demise, and I swear the
mockingbird whistled "thanks". =D

What do you do when you find grubs at home?

Down here a grackle usually beats out the mockingbird. When I cut the
grass they follow behind the mower or stay just ahead and to the
right, scarfing up the grasshoppers trying to flee the mower. A real
prehistoric lookin' thing; the tail of the males longer than the body.
The whole bird is way longer than a 10" pine stick.

The 10" pine stick of DOOM would kill your puny birds!!


Clark


I'm startin' to suspect we're beatin' on a horse with a dead stick. But
then...nah I think some of us are prob'ly gonna run with it.

--
Ted
I wasn't born in Texas but
I got back here as soon as I could


"How hard can it be?" -Kinky Friedman