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01 Nov 10 - 03:07 PM (#3020972) Subject: BS: What is that? A sparrow! From: Melissa Somebody may have already posted this, but it's probably not a bad one to see twice. What is that? A sparrow! |
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01 Nov 10 - 03:35 PM (#3021008) Subject: RE: BS: What is that? A sparrow! From: gnu Even more tears this time around. Thanks for the reminder. |
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01 Nov 10 - 05:12 PM (#3021086) Subject: RE: BS: What is that? A sparrow! From: Lizzie Cornish 1 Beautiful, Melissa. Thank you. x |
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01 Nov 10 - 06:06 PM (#3021126) Subject: RE: BS: What is that? A sparrow! From: ragdall Melissa, Thanks for that. It's a good reminder about what is really important. Pass the tissues, please, gnu? rags |
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01 Nov 10 - 06:16 PM (#3021142) Subject: RE: BS: What is that? A sparrow! From: Gurney But...But.. It wasn't a sparrow! Or theirs are coloured differently. It sounded like a sparrow, though. Saw a hen sparrow recently that had white flight feathers. Pretty. |
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02 Nov 10 - 02:27 PM (#3021820) Subject: RE: BS: What is that? A sparrow! From: Tug the Cox It's set in Greece, so probably a diferent member of the sparrow family. |
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03 Nov 10 - 08:46 AM (#3022439) Subject: RE: BS: What is that? A sparrow! From: GUEST,Penny S.(elsewhere) I've seen the sparrows out there. They looked just like UK sparrows. Not like that one. I did think about posting about it's not being a sparrow yesterday, but then decided that wasn't the point. Penny |
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03 Nov 10 - 09:11 AM (#3022455) Subject: RE: BS: What is that? A sparrow! From: Manitas_at_home Perhaps something was lost in translation from the Greek? What's Greek for little brown jobby? |