Watch the Birdies
There are crows nesting outside the Guardian’s offices in London. Sheryl produced 3 eggs and they are expected to hatch next week. Russell and Sheryl (yes, I also groaned) were seen building a nest a few weeks ago and the whole office is now delighting in their every move.
However my real find in reading the piece was a link to Brian the Pigeon’s Blog. Brian is not any old pigeon – he is ‘Britain’s premier blogging pigeon’ – and he’s a political one, planning on organising a protest at Trafalgar square to protest the ban on feeding him and his mates.
And he’s getting the chants ready
"One, two, three, four - we're the birds you can't ignore
Five, six, seven, eight - pigeons, we retaliate!"
How do we get Brian to Aine Status?
However my real find in reading the piece was a link to Brian the Pigeon’s Blog. Brian is not any old pigeon – he is ‘Britain’s premier blogging pigeon’ – and he’s a political one, planning on organising a protest at Trafalgar square to protest the ban on feeding him and his mates.
And he’s getting the chants ready
"One, two, three, four - we're the birds you can't ignore
Five, six, seven, eight - pigeons, we retaliate!"
How do we get Brian to Aine Status?
posted by Maman Poulet @ 4/17/2006 02:10:00 p.m.
3 Comments:
It's funny how a nearby nest can turn anyone into a bird watcher - a pair of robins have made a nest in my back garden and we've become fascinated by their antics. They don't seem to have laid the eggs yet, although they're constantly collecting nest material. We'll have to give them showbiz names, though - perhaps Christopher Robin? Or Robin Hood?
Aine status? Aine was an organic growth phenomenon. All prompted by the entertainment value of her website and her videos. You can't replicate that. *cough*
Organic growth phenomenon? God thats a terrible cough Damien, is the cough bottle organic?
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