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mhardy6647 · April 2022

one of the accounts I "follow"

on Flikr is that of Friendship I mean Thurgood Marshall Baltimore Washington International Airport. Some great photos of the place & some planes, too. I like aeroplanes.

I guess they're rehabbing a bunch of the loos at the airport. There's an album of photographs. I've gotta say: nice lookin' bathroom(s).

Here's a sample:

Interior - View at Sink Island by Baltimore Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport, on Flickr

View at Sink Island sounds like a Hemingway book title idea that his publisher talked him out of...

mhardy6647 · April 2022

So -- spring turkey hunting season starts this coming weekend. These boyz apparently haven't gotten the memo. Yet.

mhardy6647 · April 2022

... and then it got worse

Cue the Jimmy Buffett song:

https://youtu.be/UruXWui1EG8

...But now, she lives down by the ocean
She's taking care to look for sharks
They hang out in the local bars
And they feed right after dark
Can't you feel them circling, honey?
Can't you feel them swimming around?
You got fins to the left, fins to the right
And you're the only bait in town

mhardy6647 · April 2022

And finally, with apologies to Tha Cahs The Cars and their great debut album...

Life's the same, they're moonin' in stereo...

https://youtu.be/y5oPZFDci80

mhardy6647 · April 2022

I assume this cartoon isn't from the same John Atkinson as Stereophile's John Atkinson(?!?)

mhardy6647 · April 2022

Pine siskin on the bluebird "jail" feeder. The idea is that larger birds cannot get to the center cup of seed , grubs, but bluebirds can. We sprinkle food across the 'floor', so many smaller birds can use it as a platform feeder of sorts. Large birds have nowhere to perch.

I think this is the first time I've seen a pine siskin on there, though. Pine siskins live in the far north, but aren't uncommonly seen in New England when winters are cold, snowy and/or long. We've had a couple of them almost every day lately -- they'll be heading back north soon, though.