WTH

[keith089]

Heard another bird crying, went inside came back out, the bird and its nest and all of them were gon

 

[JDUB]

As vile as they are. They are a big part of a balanced ecosystem. They eat the dead things that could cause disease.

 

[Hayata]

Smarter than the average bear.

 

[CardsFan]

As vile as they are. They are a big part of a balanced ecosystem. They eat the dead things that could cause disease.

No doubt they are. I still loathe them.

 

[fattboyzz]

Smarter than the average bear.

Yepp. Seen a birds of prey show one year at the Stone Mountain pow wow and history show.

The guy said the vulture he had was way smarter than the eagles or the hawks.

 

[CAMSDADDY]

We call them the roadside sanitation department. We keep them fed in our neighborhood between armadillos, pigs and such

 

[basstracker89]

Dude. I immediately thought of "The Birds" upon seeing your post. Many members may not have the age to understand exactly.

Hitchcock movies were good no doubt, but not as scary as some made them made out to be.

This one though, scared the hell out of me. Much more than Psycho. And that was a fairly scary movie at the time.

You have to remember the time when those movies came out. Not much to compare them to like today

 

[basstracker89]

We have a family of 7 that struts across the front yard everyday while 1 stays in the tree raising hell

That's either the foreman or the wife.......Or both.....

 

[Nedro]

The last two years during January and February 30+ buzzards would roost in the trees. Noisy and "whitewashed" the ground below. I tried banging pots,hitting the tree trunk with a sledge. They would leave but come back the next sunset. Then I got a class three hand held laser. That did the trick and they have not been back this year, yet. Yes they are necessary but nasty.

 

[basstracker89]

OP, maybe they know something you don't......