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<blockquote data-quote="mikfoz" data-source="post: 1383833" data-attributes="member: 72221"><p>Yeah, they kind of follow you and stalk you, chirruping away. Sometimes get Long-tailed Tits doing the same. They're quite amusing bobbing along in their fluffy way keeping an eye on you. And you can always rely on a Blackbird to yell out that you're there.</p><p></p><p>It seems we share a philosophy on birding. I like wandering and seeing what's out there at random as well rather than going out looking for one thing in particular. Amazing what pops up when you're just peering around.</p><p></p><p>I see a few Goldeneye most days on an inland water; it's fairly common at this time of year. They're a handsome bird.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="mikfoz, post: 1383833, member: 72221"] Yeah, they kind of follow you and stalk you, chirruping away. Sometimes get Long-tailed Tits doing the same. They're quite amusing bobbing along in their fluffy way keeping an eye on you. And you can always rely on a Blackbird to yell out that you're there. It seems we share a philosophy on birding. I like wandering and seeing what's out there at random as well rather than going out looking for one thing in particular. Amazing what pops up when you're just peering around. I see a few Goldeneye most days on an inland water; it's fairly common at this time of year. They're a handsome bird. [/QUOTE]
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