Legs from the Dregs

[Having introduced my favourite tit - a blue tit (chickadee) called Feisty...]

Tits ‘On a tree by a river a little tom-tit Sang "Willow, tit willow, tit willow" And I said "little Dicky-bird, why do you sit Singing 'Willow, tit willow, tit willow'’ From Gilbert & Sullivan’s The Mikado Oddly enough, the willow tit was never spotted on

The Aviary, as one might expect, is filled with flights of fancy leading us into the realms of fantasy.

[Continuing from...

[We are in a heronry - home of Biodanza, which I'm about to attempt explaining (not easy as best done rather than described)...]

Heronry ‘Good things come to those who hesitate And then the heron says You'll never be alone And you gotta be patient Be still At peace, Yeah’ Antony Szmierek, The Heron, from Decoding the Birdsong One of the heron’s key attributes – as you will know if…

Another pause while the heron waits to grace the page.

Legs from the Dregs has momentarily been grounded.

[I promised this at the end of the 'Coot' chapter two posts back - how my offline only acronym also made me do the counter-intuitive thing...

[After the coot doesn't just try to kill my creative babies, but tries to kill me and my partner!

[Following on from walking out of a last ditch attempt to make some money, waitressing...]

[Yes, bear bloggers the identity of the bird I invited you to guess in my last post is, of course, that not-to-be-confused-with-a-moorhen, water fowl, the coot.]

[Following from Intrepidina the cricket stowaway making a ‘new leap forward’.

[On returning from an inter-species adventure in France and finding I had a stowaway...]

[Having shared a bed with a cicada in France, we're firmly back in Blighty...]

[First part of our chapter titled 'Cage' - where I fall in love with my first insect...]

[Introducing you to Aude, mistress of the peep (coop) with me still holding onto an aversion to chickens...]

[It's here - the Interspecies Black Beauty Ballet] Within this simply converted barn, the vulnerable animal natures of audience and human actors meld with that of the animals.