Let's get a little closer, shall we? Quiet now, we don't want to disturb its habitat.
To celebrate this new discovery, enjoy this song.
And that folks, ends today's fabulous episode! ;-D
May 6, 2010
Join us for today's episode of Animal Hunter...
During this week's show, we'll be investigating a new species in this rural development. This area has seen the likes of deer, fox and hawks but this week, we're bringing you footage of the first sighting of this rare, rare breed. It's sitting just behind that hosta in front of the rock wall.
Ladies and gentleman, are you as shocked as I am? We have never, ever seen the likes of this type of bird in our area before.
To celebrate this new discovery, enjoy this song.
And that folks, ends today's fabulous episode! ;-D
To celebrate this new discovery, enjoy this song.
And that folks, ends today's fabulous episode! ;-D
5 comments:
That type of bird used to be found in our area, but never in the wild. The variety that lives here is yellow though, not that bright pink color. With that bright pink color, it appears to be a tropical species. Have you contacted any local bird watchers to get their take on this strange occurrence?
Is that really a rubberous duckous by your house?! Very rare, indeed.
Too cute! Love that little spot in your garden. I wanted to sit in the chair and have a cup of tea and relax!!! :)
Makes me sad for my Momma Duck :(
*ahem*
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