When does a bird sing?
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It seems very odd to me that The White House uploaded this video when the 2nd half of it is basically a bird singing. A Gray Catbird to be specific.
maybe comms....reference to Comey, now in custody, soon singing
“Birds sing after a storm; why shouldn't people feel as free to delight in whatever sunlight remains to them?” ― Rose Fitzgerald Kennedy (mother of JFK)
When does a bird sing?
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Sure it’s not a Northern Mockingbird? Seems more fitting in this context
It definitely could be. I'm no bird expert. I just used my birdsong app to detect it and went with what it told me.
It's a Northern Mockingbird. Gray Catbirds are more shy preferring dense cover. and Northern Mockingbirds are much bolder, more vocal and have a tendency to use lawns and gardens as their predominant habitat.
If I remember correctly Gray Catbirds can mimic the songs of other birds. I’m not sure that’s relevant to this post, just a fascinating ability.
Yep, they also have a gray coat and a black cap. Video is 2:27 long, which leads to this Q drop. Seemed odd to me that Kim Jong was the only one wearing gray, along with his dark black hair.
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It's a Northern Mockingbird. Gray Catbirds are shy and prefer dense cover. Mockingbirds are bolder and much more vocal. Both belong to the Mimidae family all of which tend to use mimicry.
When you put salt on its tail...Well Duh!
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