There I was minding my own business and wham......

...some idiot left this thing out in the yard, now look at me.

Bird banding this spring at Rondeau Provincial Park.
We were fortunate enough to have the nets set up in our yard

Comments

Anonymous said…
Such indignities!
2:05 pm
Rondeau Ric said…
Oh, the things we do for science. lol
3:19 pm
Susan Gets Native said…
Lucky for you that you are so close to get to see that!
Poor little guy...but at least hanging upside down will make him smarter.
11:18 pm
Rondeau Ric said…
oKAY i'LL BITE. iS THAT BECAUSE HE WILL REMEMBER NOT TO GET CAUGHT AGAIN OR IS IT SOMETHING ELSE?
I hate caps lock
3:58 pm
Lynne at Hasty Brook said…
I'm guessing it's because all of the blood will rush to his head!
9:33 am
Susan Gets Native said…
Lynne's got it!
9:52 am
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