LOL I hear that all the time in my backyard too! Just yesterday I had to spray 2 of them that were fighting, with the hose, I couldn't take their racket anymore!! Oh dear, I do hope you didn't get frost last night? It was quite cool here too but not enough for frost thank goodness! xox
LOL...how cute is that? I had two bickering in my front yard when I left for work this morning. I think they were bickering over the peanuts we put out there for them every morning.
Too funny - and too familiar! But at our house it's usually broken up by two barking dogs trying to join in the fun. Glad you didn't get frost - that just would have been wrong.
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LOL I hear that all the time in my backyard too! Just yesterday I had to spray 2 of them that were fighting, with the hose, I couldn't take their racket anymore!! Oh dear, I do hope you didn't get frost last night? It was quite cool here too but not enough for frost thank goodness! xox
ReplyDeleteThat's a gas! What is it, a little house they are after? It was getting rammy at the end of the video the buggers.
ReplyDeletePea, I hear you! They carried on for at least three hours Sunday morning. Happy to report that there was no frost.
ReplyDeleteDianne,
It's the birdhouse you see in the first picture. I know it's pretty dark at the end. They were fighting over who got to go inside.
LOL...how cute is that? I had two bickering in my front yard when I left for work this morning. I think they were bickering over the peanuts we put out there for them every morning.
ReplyDeleteToo funny - and too familiar! But at our house it's usually broken up by two barking dogs trying to join in the fun.
ReplyDeleteGlad you didn't get frost - that just would have been wrong.
Feisty little buggers, aren't they? Their cousins in Colorado say "keep up the fuss!"
ReplyDeleteRodents are always on the lookout for prime real estate—warm, sheltered spaces with easy access to food and water. Attics, basements, and garages often become their ideal homes, especially in colder months. Prevent infestations by sealing entry points, keeping food stored securely, and maintaining cleanliness. If rodents have already moved in, humane traps or professional pest control can help. A little prevention goes a long way in keeping these unwanted tenants out!
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