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Jul. 31st, 2009 06:27 pmUuuuugh. While I don't want to dis the rain, as it's keeping my garden watered (and apparently also spawning mushrooms in it), I really wish it didn't come with pressure changes that make my sinuses turn into little temperamental balloons. Head hurting. ;_;
On a different note, I shall squee about hummingbirds. <3 We've had a feeder out for about a year now, in addition to the seed/suet feeders, and this year they've really started noticing it. We've been getting regular visitors, much to our delight, especially since they like to come around dinnertime, so we can watch them while we eat. SO CUTE. They're tiny and buzzy and adorable. And apparently now that they've noticed the feeder, they like it, as they've taken to binge drinking. They'll perch on the little rung surrounding the feeder and CHUG. I guess that's what you do when you find what appears to be a bottomless flower. Unfortunately, since the air's on, we can't keep the window open to see if they're arguing for or against artificial turf, so we're not sure what level of drinking they get to.
On a different note, I shall squee about hummingbirds. <3 We've had a feeder out for about a year now, in addition to the seed/suet feeders, and this year they've really started noticing it. We've been getting regular visitors, much to our delight, especially since they like to come around dinnertime, so we can watch them while we eat. SO CUTE. They're tiny and buzzy and adorable. And apparently now that they've noticed the feeder, they like it, as they've taken to binge drinking. They'll perch on the little rung surrounding the feeder and CHUG. I guess that's what you do when you find what appears to be a bottomless flower. Unfortunately, since the air's on, we can't keep the window open to see if they're arguing for or against artificial turf, so we're not sure what level of drinking they get to.
