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First Greek class of this epoch! It rocked so hard, it bouldered.

I observed a wood pigeon repeatedly slap a pair of magpies this morning. It was rather amusing, because usually you think of pigeons as quite dopy and pathetic and not vicious chavs. Certainly the smaller, rock (apparently) variety tend to bugger off whenever a magpie is in sight, and are understandably, but nevertheless annoyingly jittery in the presence of a raven (who try to eat them).

I just really like watching pigeons. I know most people hate them, but I think they're adorable and generally amusing. Perhaps it's the way they permanently cock their little heads to one side to demonstrate their perpetual state of general confusedness, or the way they fluff up in the cold, or huddle under trees when it starts to rain (apparently they're not naturally social animals, which is interesting because they do seem to frequently get into that uber-frustrating 'stupid mob-flock' mode...). I just think they're great.

They're also rubbish parents, which is a bit of a relief when you consider the 'super-mom' style of rearing so evident in the natural world.



I need some squeeing material, and found a-plenty:

An example of above mentioned annoyingly excellent parental care. Still just so damn cute.


A whole multitude of cuteness!

So bourgeois. So adorable!



I am not well, as you can see.
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posted by [identity profile] palette-1000.livejournal.com at 09:58pm on 23/01/2008
I really enjoy reading your journal.
Edited Date: 2008-01-23 10:00 pm (UTC)
 
posted by [identity profile] mmoa.livejournal.com at 11:08pm on 23/01/2008
Thanks - I try not to let it ( - this load of proudly self-absorbed HTML) get too dull!
 
posted by [identity profile] palette-1000.livejournal.com at 02:53pm on 24/01/2008
There's a difference between someone, such as myself going on with my dribble, than someone who can actually write and their dribble. You can write!lol

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