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31 March 2008
MOURNING DOVES
WOW, I just love blogging! I asked a question about these two birds that come every spring and sit on my deck railing or outside my bedroom window, but did not know what kind of bird they were, then Leesha and Jeanne answered me with their names, "MOURNING DOVES"!
They like seeds and on my deck I have two large planters where I plant my flowers in...in fall, I remove all the dead plants, but these two must have found out that there are seeds in there! How Cool is That??? Why do I see them in Spring, because they migrate from late March to May and then they stay for the summer! Now I would have never have know what they were if it weren't for this blog, so THANK YOU, Leesha and Jeanne!!!
I love all animals, but these Doves make the most beautiful sound, even my Lab, OREO, lays by the window when they are "singing"!!
Will post later what I accomplished yesterday in my sewing room...maybe I could sketch a Mourning Dove for a Quilt, now there's an idea!!
Oh, their names? Almost forgot...definately ...drumroll now......for the male, BLACKHAWK and for the female, CORNSTALK, because after all Mourning Doves are named for the Native Americans (although Fred and Wilma were a close second) he-he!!
Hugs to all,
Mary
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Hello Mom!
ReplyDeleteI love your blog. I can't believe you naming the birds on our deck.. They are cute though! Hope your having a fabulous day while I sit at my desk at work :( Love you lotz!
Kate
Thanks for your nice comments on my blog! I love your blog and wish I had a horse so beautiful! Mourning doves are kind of funny to me because my mother-in-law has many as pets. She would appreciate your pair. Your names are a riot! Jennifer in WA (fellow Sloanie)
ReplyDeleteMary, I love the names you decided on for your "couple" (and I'm glad Fred & Wilma came in at 2nd place). It was interesting to learn that Mourning Dove originates with the Native Americans - how wonderful that we all learn from each other.
ReplyDeleteBTW I am a fellow Sloanie (always lurking, not posting) and I also worked at The Quilted Crow and recognized you from the customer list. I used to do all the shipping, after Marianne sold the shop I cut back to just shipping BOMs and last week I gave it all up completely and am headed on a new "journey". Probably more that you ever wanted to know. I hope to start a blog of my own someday.
Jeanne
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Thanks for visiting me. I love your saffron Hill project house I can see in your sidebar.
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