Clawdia was asleep in the other room, but came running to me to find the birds when I clicked on the interactive version of this picture to listen to the unique whistles, songs, and chirps of the ones shown here. She then ran to the nearest window — which was closed — and rushed back to look under my laptop. The picture wasn't moving, so Clawdia wasn't interested when I tried pointing to this drawing on the screen. I wish I had a photo to show you the puzzled look on her face. She never found a bird.
Ohmygosh that is so cute!!!! I tried it on my cat, Marilyn and first she could not be bothered because she was taking a bath, but when I clicked on the mourning dove, that got her attention. Then she just laid there, looking interested and listening. I guess since she sees and hears all these birds, live and in the flesh every day it's no big deal to her. LOL
Clawdia sits in her open window during warmer days, watching birds in the tree just below our apartment window. But now it's winter, with the windows closed. The birds sounded like they were inside our apartment, and she was determined to find them.
Thank you for finding and posting this chart, Bonnie. I love bird-watching and bird "listening." You helped me figure out what a lovely song I have heard early in the morning was-a song sparrow! It is amazing how an unremarkable bird has such a beautiful voice.
Ohmygosh that is so cute!!!! I tried it on my cat, Marilyn and first she could not be bothered because she was taking a bath, but when I clicked on the mourning dove, that got her attention. Then she just laid there, looking interested and listening. I guess since she sees and hears all these birds, live and in the flesh every day it's no big deal to her. LOL
ReplyDeleteClawdia sits in her open window during warmer days, watching birds in the tree just below our apartment window. But now it's winter, with the windows closed. The birds sounded like they were inside our apartment, and she was determined to find them.
ReplyDeleteThank you for finding and posting this chart, Bonnie. I love bird-watching and bird "listening." You helped me figure out what a lovely song I have heard early in the morning was-a song sparrow! It is amazing how an unremarkable bird has such a beautiful voice.
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