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jhetleyWe can haz sunshine? (Or whatever the LOLcat phrasing would be...)
Of course, the clear sky necessary for sunrise also bestows black ice on the sunrise roads and sidewalks. Win some, lose some.
When I did my pre-locking-up turn around the yard last night, I scared something out of one of the spruce trees by the back fence. Avian, shadow against Neighbor's Xmas lights looked about crow size or a little smaller, but it flapped faster than a crow. Wings clattered, so it wasn't an owl.
Thing is, four hours after sunset, most birds wouldn't be awake enough to scare out of a roost.
UFO.
Of course, the clear sky necessary for sunrise also bestows black ice on the sunrise roads and sidewalks. Win some, lose some.
When I did my pre-locking-up turn around the yard last night, I scared something out of one of the spruce trees by the back fence. Avian, shadow against Neighbor's Xmas lights looked about crow size or a little smaller, but it flapped faster than a crow. Wings clattered, so it wasn't an owl.
Thing is, four hours after sunset, most birds wouldn't be awake enough to scare out of a roost.
UFO.
