A neighbour of mine collects feathers that she finds along the way and puts them on her screen door. She believes they ward away the enemy and negative energy.
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Our pet parrot, Tweetie, when she was very young, saw a hawk on TV and totally — i mean totally — went berserk. Since she was bred in captivity, it was not a learned response. Now that she watches TV a lot and is TV savvy, when she sees an eagle or a hawk on the screen, she thinks nothing of it. 🙂
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A neighbour of mine collects feathers that she finds along the way and puts them on her screen door. She believes they ward away the enemy and negative energy.
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Interesting!
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I thought it was weird, but each to their own.
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Wow!
Our pet parrot, Tweetie, when she was very young, saw a hawk on TV and totally — i mean totally — went berserk. Since she was bred in captivity, it was not a learned response. Now that she watches TV a lot and is TV savvy, when she sees an eagle or a hawk on the screen, she thinks nothing of it. 🙂
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Well, her initial instinct was certainly on target!
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The evidence!
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Yes indeed!
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Doesn’t look like much is left, only feathers. Great picture.
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Something had a great feed..
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Indeed!
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Wow!
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Hawks don’t waste food, that’s for sure!
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