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Date Posted: 15:37:57 02/11/07 Sun
Author: Dennis
Author Host/IP: unio-cas1-cs-25.dial.bright.net / 209.143.16.155
Subject: Re: Robins
In reply to: S. K. Dixon 's message, "Robins" on 09:53:14 02/11/07 Sun

They got it too easy, why move on? lol

We are now supposed to get 8"-12" of snow Monday evening
through Wednesday evening. Just wonderful. By the end of
January we were below average for snowfall for the winter.
Oh, well...

>The DH and I spent Saturday traveling around in South
>Georgia, going only about 100 miles northwest of where
>we are in North Florida, and we saw several robins
>while in GA; we haven't seen them here yet, but we
>know when they arrive spring is definitely on the way.
> Course, everything here is thinking it is time to bud
>and bloom and start families, so while you get your
>birthing cages ready, Dennis, I will restock the
>rehabbing supplies. I'm still trying to talk some of
>my last year's rehabbees into releasing! LOL!
>
>
>
>
>>We have had 0-5 degrees overnight with windchills in
>>the
>>-10to -20 range for over a week. Highest daytime temps
>>have been in the low 20s. It gets bad when 25 degrees
>>with no wind feels good compared to the night before.
>>School was cancelled the first three days and delayed
>>two hours the last two days due to wind chill temps.
>>
>>> I heard a red winged blackbird and it's way too
>soon
>>>for them.
>>> Here in eastern NC it turned cold but it going up
>>>into the 60's Monday.

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