Tag Archives: Lost Birds

Birds sometimes lose their way. This tag is for posts about birds — real and fictional — that find themselves in unfamiliar places.

All About the Saw-whet Owl

“The small size of the Saw-whet and the absence of ears, at once distinguish this species from any Owl of eastern North America…”

〜A nest of birds (not) merrily floating down a river〜

〜Many ducklings have fallen into things this spring…〜

〜Whyever did the duck family cross the road?〜

Reviewing a 2005 translation of a freeware Japanese visual novel (or digital picture book) about the journey of a certain poor little bird.

〜A short dialogue about seeing a sparrow in Lowe’s〜

〜My take on “Rockefeller,” a poor, likely traumatized, but now safe former inhabitant of the famed Christmas tree〜

〜Because it’s an emu, we will forgive it for thinking that The Emu Café is in New Jersey〜

〜Misbehaving emus banned from an Australian hotel〜

〜Peacock mating call on line one〜