http://thewildbird.bizQuick Blogcasthttp://thewildbird.biz/2009/10/08/contest--a-murder-of-crows-and-other-spooky-bird-tales.aspx#comment-2591766Wonder how they decide on the names for groups of animals... A murder of crows is evil :)Birding News2009-11-25T20:50:41Zhttp://thewildbird.biz/2008/06/02/the-wild-bird-newsletter--june-2008.aspx#comment-1939382Awwies! These people are so nice! My favorite birds are Peach faced love birds (I have one) and Wilson's Warbler. This it so nice!I wish to be a photographer who takes pictures of birds. This is sooooo cute and nice!!Gayle2009-03-28T02:16:56Zhttp://thewildbird.biz/2009/01/23/bill-thompson-iii-gives-his-top-10-foods-for-winter-bird-feeding.aspx#comment-1737342Wow I did not know about the black oil sunflower seeds. I have been feeding my birds peanuts and they love it. I'm going to try the sunflower seeds.<br>Thanks for the post!bird cages2009-01-23T19:12:33Zhttp://thewildbird.biz/2008/09/08/the-wild-bird-has-moved-about-30-feet.aspx#comment-1355485Nice photos of the place. I like the colors.Jon2008-09-11T01:59:09Zhttp://thewildbird.biz/2006/12/19/binoculars-for-birding.aspx#comment-1139971It is cool.tom2008-06-23T01:05:34Zhttp://thewildbird.biz/2008/04/07/funky-town-song-birds.aspx#comment-952234Cool but could you find somethingheavier? Like in a "Inna Gaddadavida" thang? Or how about a Steve Miller "Fly Like an Eagle"?Jon2008-04-07T23:27:51Zhttp://thewildbird.biz/2008/01/31/digiscoping--my-first-attempt-is-a-miserable-failure.aspx#comment-802722So have we positively identified bird in picture #3?Nancy2008-01-31T21:41:55Zhttp://thewildbird.biz/2008/01/08/taprock-northwest-grill.aspx#comment-772348Lori,<br>Many of my customers have been saying the same thing.&nbsp; I have gone to the <a href="http://www.taprock.com/contactus.html"></a><a href="http://www.taprock.com/contactus.html"> Contact Taprock Northwest Grill</a> website and used the Contact Us link to email them my thoughts.<br>Scott2008-01-17T19:26:51Zhttp://thewildbird.biz/2008/01/08/taprock-northwest-grill.aspx#comment-772287I also read that they are not going to serve breakfast initially. That's what I've been waiting for, as are a lot of people.Lori2008-01-17T18:57:32Zhttp://thewildbird.biz/2007/08/16/close-encounters-of-the-coopers-kind.aspx#comment-510058I had an experience like that with a red-tailed hawk once. Except it was checking out the squirrels. It swooped low over the yard, and I could see its sharp eye as it surveyed every hiding spot in our yard. Breathtaking!Dana2007-09-05T06:34:07Z