Up and at those gardens! It's a lovely sunny morning - already *warm* Plants
fed & watered already. Now I can have a cuppa and breakfast. Always the
same - animals & plants seen to before self of a morning.

--
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"wafflycat" wrote in message
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Up and at those gardens! It's a lovely sunny morning - already *warm*
Plants fed & watered already. Now I can have a cuppa and breakfast. Always
the same - animals & plants seen to before self of a morning.

Beautiful wall to wall sunshine here on the Isle of Wight

Mike

On May 29, 8:54*am, "wafflycat"
wrote:
Up and at those gardens! It's a lovely sunny morning - already *warm* Plants
fed & watered already. Now I can have a cuppa and breakfast. Always the
same - animals & plants seen to before self of a morning.

Oh no. In this neck of the woods it's Cats first, then breakfst, then
plants. Or is that heresy round here?

:
Up and at those gardens! It's a lovely sunny morning - already *warm*
Plants
fed & watered already. Now I can have a cuppa and breakfast. Always the
same - animals & plants seen to before self of a morning.

That is how it should be, :-)

kate

In message , Kate
Morgan writes
:
Up and at those gardens! It's a lovely sunny morning - already *warm*
Plants
fed & watered already. Now I can have a cuppa and breakfast. Always the
same - animals & plants seen to before self of a morning.

That is how it should be, :-)

kate
Apart from dogs. Leader of the pack and all that stuff. In any case, I
don't like to feed the dog until she returns from her very energetic
walk. She's quite happy with that.
--
June Hughes

On May 29, 8:54 am, "wafflycat"
wrote:
Up and at those gardens! It's a lovely sunny morning - already *warm* Plants
fed & watered already. Now I can have a cuppa and breakfast. Always the
same - animals & plants seen to before self of a morning.

You sound a bit self righteous to me.
Do it by all means but don't brag about something that is entirely
normal.
You apperar to have been overcome by a beautiful morning. Natural I
suppose, but a bit nauseating in my opinion.

Tony Bull
www.caterpillarfountain.co.uk

wrote in message
...
On May 29, 8:54 am, "wafflycat"
wrote:
Up and at those gardens! It's a lovely sunny morning - already *warm*
Plants
fed & watered already. Now I can have a cuppa and breakfast. Always the
same - animals & plants seen to before self of a morning.

You sound a bit self righteous to me.
Do it by all means but don't brag about something that is entirely
normal.
You apperar to have been overcome by a beautiful morning. Natural I
suppose, but a bit nauseating in my opinion.

Tony Bull
www.caterpillarfountain.co.uk

You need to take that lemon out of your mouth, it's making you very sour
indeed. Still you haven't put me off the joy of another morning watching the
sunrise and listening to the birdsong.

In message , wafflycat
writes

wrote in message
...
On May 29, 8:54 am, "wafflycat"
wrote:
Up and at those gardens! It's a lovely sunny morning - already
*warm* Plants
fed & watered already. Now I can have a cuppa and breakfast. Always the
same - animals & plants seen to before self of a morning.

You sound a bit self righteous to me.
Do it by all means but don't brag about something that is entirely
normal.
You apperar to have been overcome by a beautiful morning. Natural I
suppose, but a bit nauseating in my opinion.

Tony Bull
www.caterpillarfountain.co.uk

You need to take that lemon out of your mouth, it's making you very
sour indeed. Still you haven't put me off the joy of another morning
watching the sunrise and listening to the birdsong.

Good morning. I've been up for around an hour but am not averse to
going back to bed. It's a lovely sunny day here in North London.
However, there's a very noisy little bird in our garden this morning -
singing in triplets a third apart and I don't know what it is. Does
anyone have any idea, please? Notes are C-C-A and it repeats them about
5 times before beginning again. Off for a cup of tea
--
June Hughes

In message , June Hughes
writes
In message , wafflycat
writes

wrote in message
...
On May 29, 8:54 am, "wafflycat"
wrote:
Up and at those gardens! It's a lovely sunny morning - already
*warm* Plants
fed & watered already. Now I can have a cuppa and breakfast. Always the
same - animals & plants seen to before self of a morning.

You sound a bit self righteous to me.
Do it by all means but don't brag about something that is entirely
normal.
You apperar to have been overcome by a beautiful morning. Natural I
suppose, but a bit nauseating in my opinion.

Tony Bull
www.caterpillarfountain.co.uk

You need to take that lemon out of your mouth, it's making you very
sour indeed. Still you haven't put me off the joy of another morning
watching the sunrise and listening to the birdsong.

Good morning. I've been up for around an hour but am not averse to
going back to bed. It's a lovely sunny day here in North London.
However, there's a very noisy little bird in our garden this morning -
singing in triplets a third apart and I don't know what it is. Does
anyone have any idea, please? Notes are C-C-A and it repeats them about
5 times before beginning again. Off for a cup of tea

Oh well. So much for sweetness and light! The insides of some small
creature (probably a mouse) greeted me on the mat this morning. Still,
it could have been worse. Often it is just the tail or the whole animal
minus its head. The thing that freaks me out is when there are just the
tiny pink feet. Why the cat leaves those I shudder to think. I'm going
back to bed.
--
June Hughes

On May 30, 6:03*am, June Hughes
wrote:
In message , wafflycat
writes







wrote in message
...
On May 29, 8:54 am, "wafflycat"
wrote:
Up and at those gardens! It's a lovely sunny morning - already
*warm* Plants
fed & watered already. Now I can have a cuppa and breakfast. Always the
same - animals & plants seen to before self of a morning.

You sound a bit self righteous to me.
Do it by all means but don't brag about something that *is entirely
normal.
You apperar to have been overcome by a beautiful morning. Natural I
suppose, but a bit nauseating in my opinion.

Tony Bull
www.caterpillarfountain.co.uk

You need to take that lemon out of your mouth, it's making you very
sour indeed. Still you haven't put me off the joy of another morning
watching the sunrise and listening to the birdsong.

Good morning. *I've been up for around an hour but am not averse to
going back to bed. *It's a lovely sunny day here in North London.
However, there's a very noisy little bird in our garden this morning -
singing in triplets a third apart and I don't know what it is. *Does
anyone have any idea, please? Notes are C-C-A and it repeats them about
5 times before beginning again. *Off for a cup of tea

A minor third? Maybe its a mynah bird?

--
June Hughes- Hide quoted text -

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"June Hughes" wrote in message
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Oh well. So much for sweetness and light! The insides of some small
creature (probably a mouse) greeted me on the mat this morning. Still, it
could have been worse. Often it is just the tail or the whole animal
minus its head. The thing that freaks me out is when there are just the
tiny pink feet. Why the cat leaves those I shudder to think. I'm going
back to bed.
--
June Hughes

Ah yes... what our feline rulers leave for us. Stuff that looks like a Star
Trek transporter experiment gone wrong!

"June Hughes" wrote in message
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Good morning. I've been up for around an hour but am not averse to going
back to bed. It's a lovely sunny day here in North London. However,
there's a very noisy little bird in our garden this morning - singing in
triplets a third apart and I don't know what it is. Does anyone have any
idea, please? Notes are C-C-A and it repeats them about 5 times before
beginning again. Off for a cup of tea

Sorry, I'm useless at identifying birdsong. Unless I can actually see the
bird in action, at which point I can point to it and say "It's that one!"

In message
, Des
Higgins writes
On May 30, 6:03*am, June Hughes
wrote:
In message , wafflycat
writes







wrote in message
...
On May 29, 8:54 am, "wafflycat"
wrote:
Up and at those gardens! It's a lovely sunny morning - already
*warm* Plants
fed & watered already. Now I can have a cuppa and breakfast. Always the
same - animals & plants seen to before self of a morning.

You sound a bit self righteous to me.
Do it by all means but don't brag about something that *is entirely
normal.
You apperar to have been overcome by a beautiful morning. Natural I
suppose, but a bit nauseating in my opinion.

Tony Bull
www.caterpillarfountain.co.uk

You need to take that lemon out of your mouth, it's making you very
sour indeed. Still you haven't put me off the joy of another morning
watching the sunrise and listening to the birdsong.

Good morning. *I've been up for around an hour but am not averse to
going back to bed. *It's a lovely sunny day here in North London.
However, there's a very noisy little bird in our garden this morning -
singing in triplets a third apart and I don't know what it is. *Does
anyone have any idea, please? Notes are C-C-A and it repeats them about
5 times before beginning again. *Off for a cup of tea

A minor third? Maybe its a mynah bird?

G My neighbour has told me it is probably a parakeet.
--
June Hughes

In message
, Des
Higgins writes
On May 30, 6:03*am, June Hughes
wrote:
In message , wafflycat
writes







wrote in message
...
On May 29, 8:54 am, "wafflycat"
wrote:
Up and at those gardens! It's a lovely sunny morning - already
*warm* Plants
fed & watered already. Now I can have a cuppa and breakfast. Always the
same - animals & plants seen to before self of a morning.

You sound a bit self righteous to me.
Do it by all means but don't brag about something that *is entirely
normal.
You apperar to have been overcome by a beautiful morning. Natural I
suppose, but a bit nauseating in my opinion.

Tony Bull
www.caterpillarfountain.co.uk

You need to take that lemon out of your mouth, it's making you very
sour indeed. Still you haven't put me off the joy of another morning
watching the sunrise and listening to the birdsong.

Good morning. *I've been up for around an hour but am not averse to
going back to bed. *It's a lovely sunny day here in North London.
However, there's a very noisy little bird in our garden this morning -
singing in triplets a third apart and I don't know what it is. *Does
anyone have any idea, please? Notes are C-C-A and it repeats them about
5 times before beginning again. *Off for a cup of tea

A minor third? Maybe its a mynah bird?

Sorry to reply twice. I was wrong, it is a major third (C-C-A flat). I
think it was a great tit. (No rude comments please
--
June Hughes

In message , Martin
writes
On Sat, 30 May 2009 10:29:18 +0100, June Hughes

wrote:

In message
, Des
Higgins writes
On May 30, 6:03*am, June Hughes
wrote:
In message , wafflycat
writes







wrote in message
...
On May 29, 8:54 am, "wafflycat"
wrote:
Up and at those gardens! It's a lovely sunny morning - already
*warm* Plants
fed & watered already. Now I can have a cuppa and breakfast. Always the
same - animals & plants seen to before self of a morning.

You sound a bit self righteous to me.
Do it by all means but don't brag about something that *is entirely
normal.
You apperar to have been overcome by a beautiful morning. Natural I
suppose, but a bit nauseating in my opinion.

Tony Bull
www.caterpillarfountain.co.uk

You need to take that lemon out of your mouth, it's making you very
sour indeed. Still you haven't put me off the joy of another morning
watching the sunrise and listening to the birdsong.

Good morning. *I've been up for around an hour but am not averse to
going back to bed. *It's a lovely sunny day here in North London.
However, there's a very noisy little bird in our garden this morning -
singing in triplets a third apart and I don't know what it is. *Does
anyone have any idea, please? Notes are C-C-A and it repeats them about
5 times before beginning again. *Off for a cup of tea

A minor third? Maybe its a mynah bird?

G My neighbour has told me it is probably a parakeet.

We have a green parakeet that is a regular visitor. It only squawks.

I now think it was a great tit, as mentioned in another post. I got the
interval wrong and it was a major third not minor. My excuse? It's an
easy thing to get wrong when you have just had a rude awakening by it
--
June Hughes