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To: Crocodile who wrote (50367)	2/18/2006 10:52:26 AM
From: epicure	Respond to of 104216

I hope the marine part makes up for it. Didn't seem like it would to me, but I certainly hope they get some happiness. Poor things. Where you live sounds wonderful for 3 seasons, and not so great for winter ( I was going to say "not so hot" but I thought that would be a cruel cruel pun).

To: Crocodile who wrote (50367)	2/22/2006 12:31:08 PM
From: Clappy	Respond to of 104216

We have a little chicadee trying to figure how she got herself trapped inside out screen-in porch. The kids left the screen door open for the umpteenth time and another bird has found its way in. She keeps flying from screen to screen seeing her buddies at the feeders. She can see the trees and everything else she normally sees but can't figure how to get back to it. I tried to coax her out. Even showed her the open door and demonstrated how to use it. So now I put some sunflower seeds on top of a cooler and placed it next to the wide open door. It should work. That is how I got the last one out. Hopefully, though it doesn't backfire on me. I'm worried that the birds from outside might see it and fly in for a snack and get trapped. Pretty soon I may have a porchful of chicadees. -BigBird